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Temporary closing of the exhibition

 
Due to the festival "Summer in the Courtyard" the permanent exhibition "Nationalsocialism in Munich" will be closed from Tuesday, June 27, up to and including Sunday, July 16. From Tuesday, July 18, the exhibition is open to the public.

Discover the Collection Online 24/7


The Online Collection offers 24/7 access to our collections, glimpses into exhibitions past and present, and an overview of our objects in storage.

About the Münchner Stadtmuseum

The scale of this museum is only really evident from the air. The extensive site comprises two spacious interior courtyards that are framed by four unusually diverse buildings. The oldest of these, the historic armory built in 1500, faces St.-Jakobs-Platz. The collections annex, which was designed by Gustav Gsaenger at the end of the 1950s, extends to Rindermarkt; the medieval royal stables – which were reconstructed in 1977 – reach as far as Sebastiansplatz. Both in terms of its physical magnitude and the scope of its collections, it is Germany's largest municipal museum.

 

About the Münchner Stadtmuseum

Cultural Education & Groups

Why not explore the Münchner Stadtmuseum with friends and family, other like-minded people, or as part of a group? Not forgetting, of course, our helpful guides! We have joined forces with independent experts and institutions such as the MPZ (Center for Museum Education), the Münchner Volkshochschule adult education center (MVHS) and many more to offer an even more varied program.

Online Collection

The Münchner Stadtmuseum’s new Online Collection presents, for the first time, an extensive selection of artworks from all of the Museum’s collections in digital form. Here, you can get a flavor of the wide variety of objects in our different collections, which cover topics as diverse as applied arts, photography, graphics, painting, fashion, puppet theater and fairground attractions, advertising art, and urban culture.

quadratischer Stoff mit floralen Ornamenten und Vögeln bestickt.

Provenance

In December 1998, the Washington Conference on Holocaust-Era Assets adopted eleven principles. Museums in the signatory states committed to verifying the origins of their collections...

Filmmuseum – Cinema

With its special program of movie screenings, the Münchner Filmmuseum has become a popular haunt for cinema aficionados. The program, which changes on a daily basis, features comprehensive retrospectives, selected premieres, and theme-related film series including both German and international productions. All of the films are screened in their original format and language (with subtitles available in English or German). Silent movies are frequently shown with live musical accompaniment. And directors, actors and other filmmakers often guest at podium discussions following the showings. The Filmmuseum is a regular venue for festivals such as Dok.fest. the Munich Film Festival, and the International Festival of Filmschools. Located in the former Royal Stables building of the Münchner Stadtmuseum, the Filmmuseum offers top sound and (digital) film technology, seating for 165, and a silver screen that is also suitable for 3D films.

 

To the Filmmuseum

Plan Your Visit

Opening hours

Tuesday – Sunday 10 am – 6 pm
Closed on Mondays

OpenWednesdayEvening!
Every 2nd Wednesday of the month selected exhibitions at the Münchner Stadtmuseum are open until 8 pm. 

OpenFridayNIGHTS!
Every 2nd Friday of the month the exhibition "Here Comes the Night. Club Culture in Munich" is open until 10 pm.

Filmmuseum München – Screenings
Tuesday – Thursday 7 pm
Friday – Saturday 6 pm and 9 pm
Sunday 5 pm

Getting here

S/U-Bahn station: Marienplatz
U-Bahn station: Sendlinger Tor
Bus 52/62 stop: St.-Jakobs-Platz

Further Information & Admission

 

Contact

St.-Jakobs-Platz 1
80331 München
Phone +49-(0)89-233-22370
Fax +49-(0)89-233-25033
E-Mail stadtmuseum(at)muenchen.de
E-Mail filmmuseum(at)muenchen.de

Ticket reservation Phone +49-(0)89-233-24150