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Our collection

The collection of the Red Star Line Museum is atypical. The story behind the historical place and its link with the present is our focal point.

Destination Sweetheart

25.09.2020 - 26.09.2021

Migrants of love leave their homes, family and friends to build a future with their loved one. ‘Destination Sweetheart’ was an exhibition about migrating for love from the Red Star Line period to the present day. Letters, interviews and personal objects offered insight into heart-warming stories, as well confrontational ones. 

Children’s Committee

[2021-present day]

In 2021 we started the Children’s Committee, made up of 7 children who meet every month to discuss and think about ideas for the museum. Wilde Raven guided us through this journey and translated the children’s ideas into concrete actions.

Tickets & rates

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Albert Einstein: famous passenger, welcome refugee

Discover the story of the Red Star Line shipping company from a unique perspective: that of Albert Einstein, a beloved guest aboard its ships. This tour offers a surprising perspective on the permanent presentation.

In the Footsteps of the Moel Family

Want to experience the Red Star Line Museum in a different way? Already familiar with our permanent exhibition? This guided tour offers a fresh perspective by focusing on the story of the Moel family.

Quotes along the way (secondary & higher education)

A walk between Central Station and Red Star Line Museum on the trail of land movers for students in the second or third grade of secondary education.

Quotes along the way

A walk between Central Station and Red Star Line Museum on the trail of land movers.

In the museum

We do everything we can to make your visit as pleasant and easy as possible. You’ll find all the practical information about the museum and its accessibility here.

Know-how and research

We expand our collection through research and participatory projects, but also through cooperation with partners in setting up temporary exhibitions.

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