Residenzmuseum
The Munich Residence

Getting there

Public Transportation
U-bahn: Odeonsplatz, U3/U4/U5/U6
Marienplatz, U3/U6
Tram: Nationaltheater, Lines 19/21
Bus: Odeonsplatz, Lines 100/153
S-Bahn: Marienplatz

Parking
Museum has no parking, underground parking lot available for a fee at the Nationaltheater.

Residenzstraße 1,
80333 München, Germany

Museum Information

Admission Fees
Adults: 9€
Reduced: 8€
Under 18: Free

Opening Hours
1 April - 15 October, daily: 9:00 to 18:00
16 October - 31 March, daily: 10:00 to 17:00

Contact Information
+49 89 29067 1
ResidenzMuenchen@bsv.bayern.de
https://www.residenz-muenchen.de/deutsch/museum/index.htm

General Accessiblity Information

  • The Residenzmuseum is not an accessible museum, it is only accessible via numerous flights of stairs
  • Accessible Toilet: Not available
  • Elevator: No public elevators available to access the museum

Information for Blind and Visually Impaired

  • Tactile model of the museum is avilable in front of the main entrance Max-Joseph-Platz

Information for Mobility Impaired

  • Wheeelchair users may be able to enter the building if accompanied by supervisory staff as a part of a special tour that will guide them through a seperate route of the museum
  • Expect potential waiting times and limited availablity

Museum and Exhibition Information

The Residenzmuseum has been open to the public as a museum since 1920 and is an important palace museum in both Germany and all of Europe. It previously functioned as the main residence and seat of government of the rulers of Munich and Bavaria. After the building was severly damaged in the 1940s, a restoration took place and by 1980 the building had been restored based on an inventory from 1835. Today it is a very unique museum to visit however unfortunately it is a highly inaccessible for disabled patrons.