Musealia

The True Story of a Legend

Step back to 1912 and rediscover the Titanic as this remarkable exhibition uncovers the myths and misconceptions surrounding the iconic ship. Through authentic, original objects—many of which belonged to the passengers and crew—you’ll learn that the real human stories are often more moving and surprising than any fiction. Join the passengers and crew of the RMS Titanic on its first and final voyage in an unforgettable journey that explores the ship's brief but legendary life, from its conception and the shock of its tragic sinking, to the current state of the wreck, resting four kilometers beneath the sea.

Through more than 200 original objects, the exhibition provides a powerful window into the hopes and dreams of the passengers and crew, many of whom embarked on the Titanic as immigrants seeking a new life in the New World. Highlights include letters from First Officer William Murdoch, the engagement ring of a couple lost at sea, and a jewel that inspired James Cameron’s famous film, as well as fragments of the ship itself, like part of the grand staircase. These items tell the human stories behind the headlines, bringing the Titanic’s tragic history to life.

Visitors can immerse themselves in the experience aboard the ship through one of the largest Titanic collections in the world. Walk through life-sized recreations: enter through the ship's main door, stroll down a first-class corridor, and explore cabins. Feel the chill of an iceberg, and forge a connection with the past that allows you to experience the Titanic like never before.

An unforgettable exhibition for all ages, visited by over 3 million people worldwide.

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We cannot understand the history of the 20th century without mentioning the philosophical, ideological, and geopolitical confrontation symbolized by the Berlin Wall. The exhibition deeply explores the repression carried out by the communist regime of the German Democratic Republic, while highlighting inspiring examples of ordinary citizens fighting for freedom, democracy, and human rights.

The collection of over 200 original objects comes from more than 20 international institutions, such as the Berlin Wall Foundation, the Allied Museum, and the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. Among the most remarkable pieces are fragments of the Wall and personal items that Berlin citizens used for smuggling or communication across the Wall, testifying to the direct consequences of the two opposing systems.

Visitors will also discover objects reflecting the global dimension of the conflict, including those used for propaganda, espionage, and nuclear warfare. These items trace the social movements and events that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of the Cold War. More than 30 years after its fall, the Wall remains a powerful reminder of the importance of protecting our democracies against both old and new challenges, which continue to be our best guarantee for peaceful coexistence.

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A story to shake the conscience of the world Co-produced by Musealia and the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum, this award winning exhibition includes over 500 original objects and provides a detailed, accurate, and deeply moving tour through this devastating history. Auschwitz remains a universal symbol of the Holocaust, one of the darkest episodes in human history, which saw the murder of more than 6 million innocent people by Nazi Germany. Only behind the barbed wire fences of Auschwitz, the largest Nazi concentration and death camp, more than 1,100,000 people were killed. Small personal belongings from some of the victims, physical structures from the huge camp, documents and unpublished audio-visual recordings make up a rigorous and moving tour with a clear goal; to help people learn first-hand how a place like Auschwitz could come into existence, as well as its terrible consequences. It is an unforgettable reflection on the complex reality of Auschwitz and the nature of the human spirit. Do you want to host this exhibition?