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Information and Tips for your first Visit

Tips and Service Information

  • Deutsches Museum mit neuem Eingang.

    Photo: Deutsches Museum | Reinhard Krause

    Buying a Ticket

    Regular admission costs €15 for adults. Is an annual pass (38€) perhaps worth it? Or is a membership for 82 € for private persons (with accompanying person and children) interesting for you? You can find all the information on the Admission and Tickets page.

  • Photo: Deutsches Museum, München | Reinhard Krause Deutsches Museum; München

    Time Factor

    When to come?
    If you can arrange it, come during the week. Good to know: During the Bavarian school holidays, the Deutsches Museum is usually very busy, especially in case of bad weather.


    And how much time should you 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.

“For guests who are visiting for the first time, I recommend the highlight tour on the museum app. It takes two hours and leads to selected objects in different exhibitions. ”
Ludwig Bauer, Head of Visitor Services

Programme A–Z

Guided Tours, Lectures and more

What makes the Deutsches Museum so special are the diverse programme offers for different target groups: Lectures on current scientific topics, highlight tours, interactive programmes and laboratory offers for adults.

To Programme A-Z

Any Questions?

  • Besucherservice


    Das Team für alle Fragen rund um Ihren Besuch

    Museumsinsel 1
    80538 München

    Telephone +49 89 2179 333
    Email besucherservice@deutsches-museum.de

    Montag bis Donnerstag von 9 bis 15 Uhr
    Freitag von 9 bis 12 Uhr