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Tips and Service Information

  • Purchasing a Ticket

    Regular admission is €15 for adults and €8 for children aged 6 and over. Children up to and including 5 years have free admission. And then there is the family ticket for 31 €.

    Perhaps a membership is worthwhile too? For 82 € you and the whole family can visit all locations of the Deutsches Museum free of charge for a year. Find out more about the membership.

    All tickets are also available online. You can find information on the Admission and Tickets page.

  • Demonstrations for Families

    We offer many exciting guided tours and demonstrations for families and children. Participation is usually included in the museum admission. Here you will find our daily programme​​​​​​​.

  • Blick auf die Museumsinsel mit dem Sammlungsbau in München.

    Blick auf die Museumsinsel mit dem Sammlungsbau in München. Photo: Deutsches Museum

    Time Factor

    When to come?
    Come visit during the week if possible. Good to know: During the Bavarian school holidays, the Deutsches Museum is usually very well attended, especially in case of bad weather.


    And how much time should I allow?
    Two hours fly by. After all, we are one of the largest museums in Germany. If you're good on foot, you'll be happy to cover a few kilometres here. Here you can visit 20 permanent exhibitions, experience a wide range of programmes and relax in our café-restaurant on the roof terrace. Many guests also spend a whole day in the museum.

  • The new Kids' Kingdom

    From a marble run, night sky and shadow theatre to a hall of mirrors, music room and water play area: in our interactive exhibition, younger visitors can take their first playful steps into the world of science and technology.  Kids' Kingdom is located on level -1, under the Aviation Hall, and invites everyone aged three to eight to take their first steps into the world of science and technology.

Frequently asked questions about visiting with children and family