Münchner Stadtmuseum

The largest municipal museum in Germany is offering a lot during its last year open before extensive renovations. All permanent and special exhibitions are open and offer programming.

(Not) A Doll’s House. Traditional Roles and Brand-New Images
6 pm – midnight: Ask us! – Museum experts answer questions about the objects on display and offer a brief introduction (3rd floor)

Lounge
6 pm – midnight: A peek into the future and the past of the Stadtmuseum. In a dialog with museum experts, guests will also be asked about their wishes for the museum’s future! (ground floor)

Typically Munich!
6.30, 8.15 and 10 pm: Brief guided tour will also lead around to this year’s poster motif for the Long Night. (foyer, lasts approx. 45 min.)

Here Comes the Night. Club Culture in Munich
6.45 pm: expert tour guided by Tobias Wullert (1st floor, lasts approx. 45 min.)
9 pm – midnight:– Ask us! – Museum experts answer questions about the objects on display and offer a brief introduction (1st floor)

Munich Displaced. After 1945 and without a Homeland
7.15, 8.45: Brief guided tour with curator Karolina Novinscak Kölker (2nd floor, lasts approx. 45 min.)

National Socialism in Munich
7.45, 9.30 pm: Brief guided tour (foyer, lasts approx. 45 min.)

Poster Motif
This depiction of the moon was carved in 1477 by Erasmus Grasser for the Dance Hall of the Altes Rathaus. Alongside one sun and eleven heraldry shields, the moon graced the ceiling of the almost ten meter high Hall and made up part of a complex series of heraldry. Today, it is housed in Munich’s City Museum and on display there next to the famous Morris dancers, also carved by Grasser, until the general renovations begin (January 2024).

Children´s Program

Family Offer

2.30 pm: a dangerous monster, a brave lion, and a princess in the museum – discover exciting stories of the city in “Typisch München!” (Typically Munich) – a tour for families with children aged 8 and up.
(lasts approx. 90 min., limited number of participants)

A cooperation between the Museumspädagogisches Zentrum and Münchner Stadtmuseum