The historical components, so-called spolia, installed in and on the building of the Museum of Hamburg History embody Hamburg's architectural and building history. The spolia are from bygone times and have been reused in the museum. But which buildings did the portals and figures belong to in the past, what did they mean and what do they tell us? Find answers with the spolia app and embark on a discovery tour in the museum. Experience the spoils as virtual 3D models and in augmented reality mode. Find out who lived in these houses and why they are no longer there. Or use the Hamburg city map to search for clues to 40 locations of destroyed buildings, from which portals, ornaments and stone figures have been preserved and built into the museum facades as spoils. Or solve the riddle of a family legend and hear the story of the prisoner in the spinning house in 1842. Open a treasure chest and find his secret. The spoils provide the crucial clues. The content is offered in German and English.
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