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Welcome to the Städel Museum

Here you will find the most important information for your visit.

• Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun 10 am – 6 pm Thur 10 am – 9 pm Mon closed

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Questions & Answers

Is there an audio guide for the städel museum.

Städel Highlights Discover the highlights of the Städel collection—from the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the Baroque all the way up to classical modern and contemporary art—with the free audio guide app! Available as a free app for Android and Apple .

• To the audio guide “Städel Highlights”

May I take a bag, jacket, food, or beverages into the Städel Museum?

For security reasons, bags (larger than DIN A4) and jackets must be checked in the cloakroom. In order to avoid unintended contact with the works of art, no articles of clothing may be carried over your arm in the exhibition rooms.

The consumption of food and beverages is not permitted in the exhibition rooms. Beverages may not be taken into the exhibition halls.  All such items can be checked in the cloakroom.

Is there a free cloakroom at the Städel Museum?

The use of the cloakroom at the Städel Museum is free of charge. The cloakroom is located to the back right of the main foyer area. Jackets, bags (larger than DIN A4), knapsacks, umbrellas, and large articles that may not be taken into the exhibition must be checked in. Due to space restrictions, it is not possible to check suitcases or trolleys. A €1 coin is needed to use a locker.

We accept no liability for items checked in at the cloakroom or left in lockers.

Is there seating available in the Städel Museum?

Seating is available throughout the museum and in the special exhibition. Folding stools are only available for use in the permanent exhibition and are unfortunately not permitted in the special exhibition. Wheelchairs, walking frames, and canes can be hired from the cloakroom.

Is there a café or restaurant in the Städel Museum?

Städel Café

Our self-service café is located adjacent to the museum shop. In addition to coffee and tea specialties, we offer a seasonal selection of sandwiches, salads, cakes, and cookies.

• To the Städel Café

Holbein’s Café-Restaurant

Directly adjacent to the Städel Museum, the multi-award-winning café/restaurant “Holbein’s” awaits your visit. Enjoy light cuisine with regional and international influences in a special atmosphere.

• To Holbein's

Café im Liebieghaus

A special tip from those in the know: just a few steps away from the museum is the Café im Liebieghaus, where you can enjoy home-made cakes and other small delicacies.

• To Café im Liebieghaus

Does the Städel have a museum shop?

Visit our museum shop and be inspired by selected stationery, accessories, jewellery and books to give as gifts. Browse through our exhibition catalogues and discover our wide range of art cards.

The adjoining self-service café , with a view of the Frankfurt skyline, serves coffee and tea specialties as well as a seasonal range of cakes, pastries, sandwiches, and salads.

Open on Sundays and public holidays. The shop and café are open to visitors without a museum ticket.

• To the museum shop

Am I allowed to take photographs, film, or make sound recordings in the Städel Museum?

The use of photo cameras (without flash) for private purposes is permitted in the permanent exhibition and in the special exhibitions, unless explicitly stated otherwise for specific works. Flashes, additional lighting equipment, tripods, selfie sticks, or other devices are not permitted.

If you would like to acquire images of our works of art and the rights to reproduce them, please contact our agency bpk . This image archive supplies digital data and offers a database for research.

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Guided tour in English

Guided Tours and Workshops for Companies

Customized company workshops or after-work tours at the Städel Museum

Guided Tours and Workshops for Groups

Private guided tours through 700 years of art

Guided Tours and Workshops for Schools and Kindergartens

A very special museum experience for schools, kindergartens, or after-school groups

Audio Guides

Städel Highlights

• Audio Guide

Digital Offers

• Mediation space & digital application

Digital Collection

Digitorials

Film Series “Meinungsbilder”

Art History Online

• E-learning offer

Time Machine

• Digital research project

Around the Museum

Städel Rooftop

Café at the Städel Museum

Städel Garden

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Research & Conservation

Deutsches Museum

From atomic physics to robotics.

Deutsches Museum in Munich is among the world's most traditional and largest science and technology museums in the world. After reconstruction, the first part of the building was reopened on July 8, 2022 with 19 new permanent exhibitions. Now, the high voltage apparatus and the mine will be closed for several years to undergo general renovation. All information you need for your visit.

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Deutsches Museum: Information and tips

- Deutsches Museum: Science and technology at your fingertips - Re-opening in 2022: 19 new exhibitions on 20,000 square metres - New museum catering: Restaurant “Frau im Mond” - Kiddies' world & indoor playground: Family offers at Deutsches Museum - Embark on a digital tour of the Deutsches Museum - Opening hours, admission & discounts - Directions

Deutsches Museum: Science and technology at your fingertips

The landmark of the Deutsches Museum, the museum tower, is clearly visible – even from a distance. It houses a modern weather station and also Germany's largest thermometer. Founded more than 100 years ago, Deutsches Museum today exhibits one of the most important collections of natural science technology.

At three locations – on Munich's Museum Island, at the Verkehrszentrum (Transport Museum) and Schleissheim airfield – visitors can take part in demonstrations, experiments and media stations. The masterpieces gathered here leave guests amazed and challenge their minds.

Re-opening in 2022: 19 new exhibitions on 20,000 square metres

In 2022, after a thorough renovation, the first part of the building on Museum Island reopened with 19 new departments. Until the renovation work in the second part of the building is completed, visitors will no longer enter the museum via the main entrance in the museum courtyard, but via an entrance on Corneliusbrücke (bridge). Here you can take a first glance at the new departments of the Deutsches Museum.

The range of topics is wide: from model railways to atomic physics, from electronics to health, from “bridges and hydraulic engineering“ to musical instruments. You can also admire the newly designed aerospace hall with an exhibition area of almost 7000 square metres.

The Deutsches Museum is a place of active learning, where children and adults can satisfy their curiosity: hear and see, touch, try out and experience! After the renovation, many of the museum's highlights, such as the first diesel engine, the flight simulator or the famous “nuclear fission table“ in chemistry, have returned to the new permanent exhibitions in the main building on Museum Island. However, a third of all exhibits are new and have been moved from the museum depot to the new exhibitions.

New museum catering: Restaurant “Frau im Mond”

The highlight is the new restaurant “Frau im Mond” with a roof terrace leading from the museum's space exhibition to the outside. From here, you have a view across the Isar river to the mountains. The restaurant is also accessible in the evening via the newly designed museum garden.

Kiddies' world & indoor playground: Family offers at Deutsches Museum

Deutsches Museum is particularly popular with families and children and offers something for every age group. The little ones (three to eight years old) can visit the kiddies' world together with their parents and explore the pulley, giant guitar, a hall of mirrors and indoor playground.

Slightly older children from the age of seven years can join in the experiment workshop or celebrate themed birthdays here. In addition, the museum offers many workshops and guided tours aimed exclusively at children and young people. Children can also discover various films, audio guides and information for children online .

In the inner courtyard of the museum is the Deutsches Museum shop with its range of smart souvenirs, gifts and scientific and technical toys.

Embark on a digital tour of the Deutsches Museum

You can also experience Deutsches Museum in a digital way: On Youtube , the museum offers virtual 360-degree tours or guided excursions through its exhibition rooms. There is also a newly developed media guide with explanations of the exhibits in words, pictures and sound. You can download this app to your own smartphone or rent it on borrowed devices.

Opening hours, admission & discounts

You can find the opening hours, admission fees and further information about your visit here: www.deutsches-museum.de

Online tickets for Deutsches Museum are available here .

You can find information on barrier-free access at  Kultur barrierefrei in München   (German) .

Directions and map of the Deutsches Museum

Stop: Isartor no lift available, only escalators

Station: Rosenheimer Platz Lift available, please note steep incline when accessing the Deutsches Museum via Rosenheimer Strasse.

Line 16, Isartor Line 18, Fraunhoferstrasse Please note that the stop Deutsches Museum of line 17 is currently not served due to construction work on the Ludwigsbrücke.

Line 132, Boschbrücke Line 52 and 62, Baaderstrasse

Underground

Line 1 and 2, Fraunhoferstrasse

Good to know: With the Munich Card , you get reduced admission here, and with the City Pass free admission. No matter which card you choose, public transport is free with both options.

Frequently asked questions about the Deutsches Museum in Munich

When was the Deutsches Museum in Munich built?

On 13 November 1909, the foundation stone for today's main building of the Deutsches Museum was laid in the presence of the German Emperor Wilhelm II. Due to the First World War and the post-war period, construction was repeatedly delayed. The ceremonial opening of the new building took place on 7 May 1925, the 70th birthday of the founder of the Deutsches Museum, Oskar von Miller.

Are dogs allowed in the Deutsches Museum?

Dogs are not permitted in the museum. Assistance dogs are of course allowed on presentation of a pass at the ticket office in the foyer.

How do I get to the Deutsches Museum by public transport?

U1 and  U2, Fraunhoferstrasse

Bus line132, Boschbrücke Bus line 52 and 62, Baaderstrasse

Tram line 16, Isartor Tram line 18, Fraunhoferstrasse

All suburban trains, Isartor (No lift) or Rosenheimer Platz

How long does it take to visit the Deutsches Museum?

The museum recommends planning at least two hours to get an overview.

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Be amazed and join in

The Deutsche Museum in Munich is one of the largest and most traditional science and technology museums in the world.

Founded more than 100 years ago, the Deutsches Museum now houses one of the most important natural science and technology collections.

The world of the pharaohs

State museum of egyptian art.

Explore Munich’s Egyptian Museum, which covers 5,000 years of Ancient Egyptian art and culture.

The State Museum of Egyptian Art is the only museum outside of Egypt which is solely dedicated to ancient Egyptian exhibits.

Modern and contemporary

Haus der kunst.

One of the world’s leading art museums without a permanent collection of its own.

Haus der Kunst at Prinzregentenstraße is one of the world’s leading art museums without a permanent collection of its own and with a focus on contemporary art.

Just great art

Alte pinakothek.

A world-class gallery: the Alte Pinakothek in Munich is home to an outstanding collection of European paintings.

A world-class gallery: the Alte Pinakothek in Munich is home to an outstanding collection of European paintings, stretching from the 14th to the 18th century.

From Goya to Picasso

Neue pinakothek.

Explore paintings and sculptures, ranging from the late 1700s, through the 1800s all the way to the early 20th century.

“From Goya to Picasso” is the motto of the Neue Pinakothek: explore paintings and sculptures, ranging from the late 1700s, through the 1800s all the way to the early 20th century.

Four museums under one roof

Pinakothek der moderne.

From Picasso and Warhol to Le Corbusier – the Pinakothek der Moderne is one of Europe’s largest venues for modern art.

From Picasso and Warhol to Le Corbusier – meet one of Europe’s largest venues for modern and contemporary art, architecture and design.

Centre for learning and remembrance

Ns-dokumentationszentrum.

The permanent exhibition “Munich and National Socialism” stretches over four floors.

The former headquarters of the National Socialist German Worker’s Party on Königsplatz in Munich is now home to the city’s NS-Dokumentationszentrum (Documentation centre for the history of national socialism).

Temple of art at its best

The grand temple on Königsplatz is one of the world’s most important museums for the antique era.

A fine collection of the antique era: The grand temple on Königsplatz is one of the world’s most important museums for Greek and Roman sculptures.

A must for car lovers

In a building lovingly known as the “Weisswurstkessel” (“sausage pot”) BMW tells the story of its history as a vehicle manufacturer.

Cultural riches from all over the world

Museum fünf kontinente.

From bead work by the Sioux to artistically painted paddles from the Solomon Islands.

From bead work by the Sioux to artistically painted paddles from the Solomon Islands: This museum provides cultural riches from all over the world.

The treasures of Schack

Sammlung schack.

With world-renowned pieces from the late Romantic period, the Sammlung Schack is a jewel in the crown of Munich’s museum scene.

Franz von Lenbach’s “Hirtenknabe” (Shepherd Boy) and Moritz von Schwind’s paintings “Rübezahl”: the Sammlung Schack is a jewel in the crown of Munich's museum scene.

Perfect craftmanship

Museum nymphenburger porzellan.

Schloss Nymphenburg is home to the world's only collection of Nymphenburg porcelain.

Schloss Nymphenburg is home to the world's only collection of Nymphenburg porcelain. Over 1,000 valuable exhibits are on display.

Street art goes museum

Museum of urban and contemporary art.

The Museum for Urban and Contemporary Art (MUCA), the first of its kind in Germany, opened in Munich's inner city.

Just a stone's throw away from Marienplatz, the Museum for Urban and Contemporary Art (MUCA), the first of its kind in Germany, opened in a former municipal substation.

From antiquity to the present

Kunsthalle munich.

The Kunsthalle der Hypo-Kulturstiftung (Hypo Cultural Foundation) is one of Germany’s leading exhibition venues.

The Kunsthalle der Hypo-Kulturstiftung (Hypo Cultural Foundation) is one of Germany’s leading exhibition venues and therefore an important part of Munich’s cultural life.

Insight into Jewish life and culture

Jewish museum.

An insight into the history of Munich – from a Jewish perspective.

The Jewish Museum at Sankt-Jakobs-Platz provides an insight into the history of Munich – from a Jewish perspective.

From Andy Warhol to Cy Twombly

Museum brandhorst.

The Museum Brandhorst wows its visitors with an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art.

Hidden behind its spectacular facade, the Museum Brandhorst wows its visitors with an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art.

A must for beer fans

Beer and oktoberfest museum.

Where does Bavaria's famous “Mass“ of beer come from? How did Oktoberfest become the world's biggest folk festival?

Where does Bavaria's famous “Mass“ of beer come from? How did Oktoberfest develop from a horse race into the world's biggest folk festival?

From late antiquity to Art Nouveau

Bayerisches nationalmuseum.

The Bayerische Nationalmuseum on Prinzregentenstrasse is one of the largest art and cultural history museums in Europe.

This museum houses the art collections of the Wittelsbach family. It is one of the largest art and cultural history museums in Europe.

The Wittelsbach family's fleet of vehicles

Marstallmuseum.

The Marstallmuseum in Schloss Nymphenburg (palace) is home to a splendid collection of over forty antique coaches, sleighs and gala carriages. Also on display there is a collection of fine Nymphenburg porcelain.

The Marstallmuseum in Schloss Nymphenburg (palace) is home to a splendid collection of over forty antique coaches, sleighs and gala carriages.

Exciting insights

Jagd- und fischereimuseum.

The German Hunting and Fishing Museum is one of the most important museums devoted to hunting in the world.

The German Hunting and Fishing Museum has been situated in Munich’s pedestrian zone since 1966. Today it is one of the most important museums devoted to hunting in the world.

From wooden aircraft to missiles

Flugwerft schleissheim aviation museum.

In the Flugwerft Schleißheim of the Deutsches Museum, more than 70 flying objects can be marvelled at in two halls.

More than 70 flying objects can be marvelled at in the Flugwerft Schleißheim - from modern fighter jets to historic wooden planes, there is something for young and old.

Home of the master painter

Museum villa stuck.

Franz von Stuck’s villa is one of the most important artist’s residences in Europe.

At home with a master painter: Franz von Stuck’s villa on Prinzregentenstrasse in Munich is one of the most important artist’s residences in Europe.

A world of transport, from yesterday to tomorrow

Deutsches museum verkehrszentrum.

The transport centre displays unique means of transport - such as the first car with an internal combustion engine.

Journey back to classical art

Staatliche antikensammlungen.

One of the world’s most important collections of Greek, Roman and Etruscan minor art.

One of the world’s most important collections of Greek, Roman and Etruscan minor art: the Staatliche Antikensammlungen on Königsplatz square.

That's how it used to be in Munich

Münchner stadtmuseum.

Currently closed // The city museum takes its visitors on a journey into the past of Munich.

Currently closed // The city museum in the immediate proximity of the Viktualienmarkt takes its visitors on a journey into the past of Munich.

Modern art at the Glashaus

Sammlung goetz.

he Sammlung Goetz is an internationally acclaimed exhibition of contemporary art in Munich.

The pure enjoyment of art

Lenbachhaus art gallery.

Welcome to the world’s largest collection of artwork by the “Blaue Reiter” (Blue Rider) group.

The Blue Horse in the golden cube: in the historic villa of the master painter Franz von Lenbach, you can explore the world’s largest collection of artwork by the “Blaue Reiter” (Blue Rider) group.

A (local) history of the Bohemian Lands

Sudetendeutsches museum.

The Sudetendeutsche Museum documents the life of the German-speaking population in Bohemia, Moravia and Sudeten Silesia.

Local Love Munich

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Munich Podcasts

A feast for the ears.

Many Munich museums and institutions have their own podcast. An overview.

Many Munich museums and institutions have their own podcast. Here we present a few examples that are particularly worth listening to.

A sneak preview of Munich's 2024 gallery exhibitions

Hungry for art.

You'll definitely want to catch these exhibitions in Munich's museums and galleries in 2024!

From the Old Masters to the new young things: Munich's museums showcase art from all branches and eras. Here are some exhibitions that you'll definitely want to catch in 2024!

Newer galleries and art spaces

From contemporary art to graffiti.

Munich is known for its great museums, but there are also plenty of young galleries and art venues in the city that are worth a visit.

The writing's on the wall

Get graffitiing.

Munich has long been the cradle of the European graffiti scene. Our author once painted graffiti himself, and today looks back on a quite exceptional piece of work.

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A stroll through the werksviertel with loomit.

Our author meets Munich personalities on a walk. This time: street art artis Loomit shows us around his Werksviertel-Mitte.

Column: Street Art Bike Tour

Calligraffiti, stencils and more: discovering street art.

Our author takes part in a special cycling tour that leads her to discover important works of graffiti and street art in public spaces.

Munich's museums

Curators present their personal highlights.

Lenbachhaus, Museum Brandhorst, Pinakothek: We asked three museum professionals to introduce us to some of their favourites.

Royal Munich

Bisou, bisou with the sun king.

The story of Ludwig II is a legendary tale: an account of a glamorous time that played out not only in Neuschwanstein, but also directly within the Munich court – the Residenz palace in the city centre.

Hiking guide

Royal wanderlust.

Herrenchiemsee, Linderhof, Schachenhaus and Neuschwanstein: Bavaria’s castles and palaces are among the most beautiful in the world.

Art in public spaces

At second glance.

Some public art in Munich is unknown even to the locals. We present six works of art that can often only be discovered at second glance.

Munich Card & City Pass

Discover Munich in a relaxed and uncomplicated way: discounts for the diverse range of art, culture and leisure activities with our guest cards.

Free Public transport

Reduced or included!

Public transport is included

Many discounts with the Card, many things for free with the Pass.

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Frauenkirche: Visit of the South Tower

Book a visit to the observation deck of Munich's Frauenkirche and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city.

Viktualienmarkt Tasting Tour

Discover the most delicious delicacies of the city and learn all kinds of interesting facts about Munich's most famous food market.

Discover the most delicious delicacies of the city and learn all kinds of interesting historical facts about Munich's most famous food market.

Justizpalast Tour

During the guided tour of the present-day seat of the Bavarian State Ministry of Justice, you will learn everything about the history and significance of the neo-baroque court and administrative building.

Romantic Road: Rothenburg and Harburg

Hop on and be whisked away by one of the world's most beautiful stretches of street: the Romantic Road to Rothenburg and Harburg.

New Town Hall Tour

Explore the Neue Rathaus on Marienplatz with an official City of Munich tour guide. A visit of the famous law library is also included!

Explore the Neue Rathaus on Marienplatz with an official tour guide. A visit of the famous law library is also included!

Magistrates, Monachia and magnificent celebrations: explore the Neue Rathaus on Marienplatz with an official City of Munich tour guide. A visit of the famous law library is also included!

Dream castles Neuschwanstein & Linderhof

Immerse yourself in the world of the fairytale king!

Visit of the Law Library: Juristische Bibliothek

Impressive architecture and unique ambience: discover the Law Library in the New Town Hall.

Pedicab tour through the old town and nature

Enjoy this special tour and pedicap ride past all the famous sights of Munich's old town and into the Englischer Garten.

Hofbräuhaus Tour

Discover the most famous beer hall in the world with an official guide of the city of Munich and enjoy a fresh Mass of beer afterward!

City trip incl. Munich Card and Tower Ascent

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Old Town Tour

The city walk for everyone who wants to become acquainted with the most beautiful parts of Munich's city centre.

Spaten Brewery Tour

Experience a brewery tour at Spaten with a look behind the scenes, interesting facts about the company history and beer tasting in the brewery tower.

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The hop-on hop-off city bus tours of Gray Line will let you collect unforgettable impressions of Munich.

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Private guided tour through Munich's Old Town

Exclusive and safe: Discover the most beautiful sights and corners of Munich's city centre with your official personal guide.

Berchtesgaden area and Eagle's Nest

The day trip takes you along the Alpine Road to Berchtesgaden area with its dreamlike scenery.

Salzburg and the Lake District

Visit the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and relax on the journey to beautiful Lake Wolfgang.

Visit the birthplace of composer extraordinaire Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, stroll through the Baroque old town and then relax on the journey to beautiful Lake Wolfgang.

Oktoberfest Shop

Bring a piece of Oktoberfest home: Purchase official souvenirs such as the Wiesn poster or the Oktoberfest beer stein in the official Oktoberfest shop.

Dream castles Neuschwanstein & Linderhof VIP

As VIP in the footsteps of King Ludwig II. On this day tour in the luxurious long-distance coach of Gray Line Sightseeing you can visit both dream castles of the fairytale king.

A day tour in the luxurious long-distance coach of Gray Line Sightseeing.

Rental bike 1 day

With a rental bike, you can experience Munich at your own personal pace. Discover hidden alleys and charming districts off the beaten track.

Discovery trip incl. City Pass

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Around the world in 90 minutes

Desire, love, identity: an LGBTQ tour

Eye-opener tours: 40 minutes

Spotlight: the Round Reading Room tour

Hands on desks: 11.00–16.00

Friday night spotlight tours: 20 minutes

Get to know the collection through tours, talks and Hands on desks.

Travel around the world in 90 minutes on our guided highlights tour and explore some of the Museum's most famous objects. Or discover LGBTQ themes and histories in the collection with our Desire, love, identity tour . Take a look below for more details. 

The specific content of tours and talks may change due to gallery work, exhibitions or other essential Museum activities. We are not always able to advise on this in advance.

Around the world in 90 minutes tour

Explore some of the most famous objects on display at the Museum on this guided highlights tour.

• Each tour lasts for 90 minutes and covers multiple galleries.
• Tours take place on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 11.30 and 14.00.
• Each tour has a capacity of 20 people.
• £14 per person.
• Recommended for adults and children aged 12+.
• Please note that the tour will visit a number of galleries on different floors and involves a considerable amount of walking.

Explore objects in the collection linked to the themes of desire, love and identity. 

• This tour focuses on LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer) themes and histories.
• Each tour lasts for around 70 minutes.
• Tours are free but booking is strongly recommended.
• Each tour has a capacity of 15 people.
• The tour visits a number of galleries on different floors and involves a considerable amount of walking.

Spotlight: the Round Reading Room

Please note that tours of the Round Reading Room have been temporarily paused from mid-April due to essential works. The Round Reading Room will reopen in July 2024.   

Take a brief behind-the-scenes tour of the Round Reading Room and discover how it's evolved since 1857 and the famous faces that studied there.

• Tours take place on Tuesdays at 11.00 and 12.00.
• Each tour lasts for around 20 minutes.
• Tours are free but advanced booking is essential.
• You can book a maximum of four tickets per group.
• Please note that photography is not permitted in the Round Reading Room. 

Eye-opener tours

Join a volunteer guide on one of our free eye-opener tours bringing you closer to the collection. 

• Our free volunteer-led eye-opener tours are 40 minutes long.
• The tours are recommended for adults, though children are welcome.
• These tours are generally limited to 15 places per session, depending on the Museum location. Please arrive early at the meeting point to secure a space.
• Eye-opener tours run at different times during the day.
• The availability of tours and talks may be reduced on bank holidays – see dates of  upcoming bank holidays .
• Please be aware these tours are subject to cancellation. Please ask at the Information Desk on the day for details.

The British Museum at your fingertips

Enjoy a self-guided tour whenever and wherever with expert commentaries in five languages on 250 objects and 65 galleries.

Friday night spotlight tours

Join a volunteer guide on one of our free Friday night spotlight tours focusing on four remarkable areas of the collection.

• Our free volunteer-led Spotlight tours are 20 minutes long. 
• They take place on late opening on Fridays only.
• We offer tours between 17.00-19.00.
• The availability of tours and talks may be reduced on bank holidays – see dates of upcoming bank holidays .

Hands on desks

The Hands on desks allow visitors to handle real objects and to find out more about the collection through relaxed, informal conversations. Volunteers facilitate the object handling, encourage discussion and answer visitors' questions. The handling collection for each desk relates to the displays around it.

Sessions are free and take place daily from 11.00–16.00, subject to availability, in the galleries listed below:

Room 1  – Enlightenment 

Room 2  – Collecting the world 

Room 24  – Africa, Oceania and the Americas 

Room 49  – Ancient Europe and Roman Britain 

Room 68  – Money

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Novorossiysk

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Novorossiysk is a port city in Krasnodar Krai with population 230,000.

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History [ edit ]

In the times of the Ancient Greeks, here was the site of Bata of the Bosporan Kingdom, a colony that specialized in the grain trade. It was settled by Adyghe tribes and later conquered by the Mongols. From 1722 to the Russo-Turkish war in 1829, the area was controlled by the Ottomans. In 1855, English and French fleets unsuccessfully besieged the fort during the Crimean war. In late 1942, the area was occupied by the Germans.

A naval base is under construction and is scheduled to be completed by 2020.

Geography [ edit ]

The city is situated on a 25km bay and is formed as an amphitheater by surrounding mountains protecting it from the cold air coming from the continent. The river Tsemes runs through the city.

Climate [ edit ]

Novorossiysk has a humid subtropical climate. In winter, the air masses from the north take hold of the city while in the summer the air is of tropical origin. The cold weather lasts from November to March and three-day storms with severe wind are pretty common. The clouds of cold air rolling over the mountains look like giant candyfloss and temperatures drop 10-15 degrees in a few hours.

The average temperature of July is 23.7C and is 2.3C in January. The bay is prone to tornadoes and storms in August.

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Anapa Airport ( AAQ  IATA ) is 63km northwest of the city. The airport serves regular flights to Moscow , Sochi , and Simferopol as has seasonal flights to most major cities in Russia.

Krasnodar International Airport ( KRR  IATA ) is 165km km east of the city and offers additional flight options.

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There is a network of trolleybus, bus, and marshrutka services.

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Museums [ edit ].

• Cruiser Mikhail Kutuzov Museum , Emb. Im. Admirala Serebryakova 2A . A huge former battleship, now a museum.  
• Ruins of the Palace of Culture
• Novorossiysk Historical Museum Reserve
• Cement Industry Museum
• Gagarin Planetarium
• Novorossiysk Dolphinarium Sea Life
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Monuments [ edit ]

• Malaya Zemlja V Novorossijske Memorial Complex - The site of a historical World War II battle.
• Monument Ensemble Line of Defense
• Monument to Sailors of Revolution
• Exodus Monument
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• Monument to the Fallen in the Undeclared War
• Monument to the Fishermen
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• Lenin Statue

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• Beach activities including sunbathing, diving, and yachting.

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• Vladamir Lenin Park of Culture and Leisure .  

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Liverpool fc stadium tour and museum now open.

Liverpool FC’s stadium tour and museum are now open and ready to welcome visitors for the first time since March.

Following the Government’s announcement that visitor attractions are able to reopen, the stadium tour and museum team have been working hard to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for guests in line with social distancing and industry guidelines.

To ensure visitor safety, extensive health and safety measures have been implemented making the tour a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone. Capacity will be limited to allow visitors to maintain social distancing - all tours must be booked advance. Hand sanitising stations on entry have also been installed and enhanced cleaning regimes applied.

Social distancing guidelines will also be implemented via a newly designed one-way system with two-metre markers in place. The tour’s multimedia handsets will be sanitised thoroughly between each use and all visitors will receive their own individual LFC branded earbuds at no charge.

Guests are advised that all till points and payments will be contactless or payment via debit/credit card, and visitors will be required to print their tickets in advance or display them on a mobile device.

Fans are advised that the Premier League trophy will not be on display at Anfield at this time - further information on this will be provided in due course. The Boot Room Sports Café will remain closed; however, Anfield’s superstore will be open the public.

Tom Cassidy, senior manager, tourism at Liverpool FC said: “We understand that things might feel a little different next time our supporters visit, however we look forward to welcoming fans and visitors back to the LFC stadium tour and museum.”

As part of the reopening, LFC stadium tour and museum has launched a brand-new tour - The Anfield Origins - which takes in the external surroundings of the stadium learning about the history of our great club as you are taken from the late 19th century to present day. Visitors will finish the tour on the illustrious Kop and take in the famous Anfield pitch.

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