We are open from Wednesday to Sunday (including public holidays) from 10 am to 6 pm, on Thursdays until 8 pm.

Please note: Special opening hours and closing times are published on Googleour social media channels and our website.

We are currently showing "The Weight of Things" by Damien Hirst, his first and largest survey exhibition in Germany. Hirst's famous diamond skull "For the Love of God" was on display in the MUCA Bunker until the end of January. The entire exhibition in the MUCA main building will run until autumn 2024.

The MUCA Collection is currently being shown in parts in Japan and is therefore not currently on display at the Munich location.

In order to be sure of getting a ticket at the desired admission time and to shorten the waiting time, it is always advisable to book a ticket for the desired timeslot online in advance. Spontaneous ticket purchases are of course also possible on site at reception, depending on availability.

Please note: Even with a pre-booked online ticket, you must check in at reception!

Pupils, students, trainees, pensioners, the unemployed and visitors with a degree of disability of 50 per cent or more pay a reduced admission fee of 9 euros with proof of disability. Admission is free for children under the age of 12 (Please note: For the current exhibition Damien Hirst - "The Weight of Things", however, we recommend a minimum age of 12 years).

Yes, please let us know in advance for groups of 10 people or more using the following contact details: info@muca.eu

No, we do not offer discounts for groups.

No, tickets must be bought online in advance or purchased at reception. Every guest must also check in at reception.

In principle, the MUCA is open to children of all ages. However, for the current exhibition Damien Hirst - "The Weight of Things" we recommend a minimum age of 12 years.

Please check your spam folder first. If you can't find an email from us there either, please contact the MUCA team: info@muca.eu.

Please note that refunds are not possible.

Unfortunately, dogs cannot be taken into the exhibition.

Pushchairs and buggies must be parked in the entrance area, and baby slings are recommended for the exhibition.

As the MUCA is housed in a former substation, the MUCA is unfortunately not completely barrier-free. However, we have a disabled-friendly access ramp at the entrance, so that access to some of the exhibitions on the ground floor is possible.