Great way to see and touch history. Was included in our excursion from the cruise and we are glad…read morewe saw it. Similar to the U.S. sub on display in Charleston, South Carolina. Very clean and well maintained. Great learning experience for teens and pre-teens. Only takes about 15 minutes to walk through the entire thing. Do it if you have a chance. It will show you how difficult spending 6 months underwater may be like.

Can't believe this submarine is that old. In my opinion it was worth the money .it was a quick tour…read morebut it was worth it. It's fascinating to see inside of this submarine, the small beds, control rooms and even a missile. Also the area is really nice and by the water so it's also fun to walk around.

Visiting Flensburg, it's raining and the kids (and/or yourself) got the cabin fever ?…read moreHere's a place to go: The Phaenomenta is the right place to entertain - ahem, or edutain - the young, old and the inbetweens for at least 2 hours - depending on the personally interest in "the science". How does gravity work ? Does everyone get it for free ? What's the difference to gravy ? (Gravity doesn't taste half as good - esp. if u bite the dust, mwahaha...) Brave you must be, Padavan: "Use the force" does have another meaning...

Great little museum. They offer self paced tours with audio accompiment through several small…read morebuildings. There is also a living history village a short walk down a path on the property. I enjoyed that part of the experience the most. You can interact with the staff and they actually live on site to show how people lived during the Viking time-frame. They even grow vegetables and cook in the village. You can purchase handmade trinkets and food. Thanks for a great time.

There are two parts of the museum: one with preserved artifacts & the other, a preserved village…read more We totally love the experience! I personally loved the village and it gives you the feel that you were taken back in time with the Vikings. Will definitely recommend to other people!

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