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Feb 16, 2026 | 11:00 Stralsund Surrounding area

Winter holidays at the MEERESMUSEUM: family tour

During the winter holidays, we will take you on a tour of "The life of sea turtles - from the coast to the open sea"

Together we dive into the fascinating world of the oceans and discover the sea turtles at the MEERESMUSEUM. In this family tour, you will learn how the ancestors of today's sea turtles adapted from land to life in the sea many millions of years ago.

In the exhibitions and aquarium, you will see how perfectly green sea turtles, leatherback turtles and the like have adapted to the vastness of the oceans. Exciting facts about the way of life, habitats and special features of these impressive animals are at the centre of the tour. If possible, the sea turtles can also be observed being fed.

Location: MEERESMUSEUM, in the exhibitions and aquariums
Participation: The number of participants is limited. Tickets for the family tour (€4 plus admission) are available from the museum ticket offices on site

Dates:
9 February | 11 February | 16 February | 18 February
Time:
11 a.m. each day

The guided tours are aimed at families with children aged 8 and over.

Organiser: Deutsches Meeresmuseum

Picture credits: Anke Neumeister/Deutsches Meeresmuseum
Stralsund Tourismuszentrale Stralsund 0 38 31 - 24 69 0

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