Lange Nacht der Museen · München

Das Programm nach Touren

6 Tours · 134 Museums

Zum Ausdrucken als Begleitheft. Münchner Kultur GmbH · https://museumsnacht-test.muenchner.de/museumsnacht/en/orte/

Tour

90 Linie Zentral

Linienplan folgt

This line connects the most central sights of the four tours. It has its own stops, but no exhibition venues of its own — the buildings retain their numbers from their respective tours.

Old Pinakothek

Barer Straße 27

The Alte Pinakothek is one of Europe’s most important art galleries, presenting masterpieces from one of the world’s largest collections of European painting from the 14th to the 18th century. Discover more than 700 outstanding paintings, including world-famous works by Dürer and Rubens, as well as masterpieces by Raphael, Titian, Altdorfer, Cranach, Brueghel, van Dyck, Rembrandt, Poussin, and Murillo. A special highlight awaits visitors on the museum’s ground floor: because the Neue Pinakothek is currently closed for renovation, its most important works are temporarily on display in the Alte Pinakothek. Take this unique opportunity to experience masterpieces by van Gogh, Goya, Caspar David Friedrich, Turner, Manet, Cézanne, and Monet alongside the treasures of the Alte Pinakothek. Look forward to an extraordinary journey through 500 years of art history, brought together under one roof and presented in the unique atmosphere of the Long Night of Munich Museums. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/c97d23e3-59d8-45fe-b07d-ae6beab83211" alt="A very long, wide staircase rises through a tall brick corridor as numerous visitors walk up and down the steps."> <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/fe09d78a-5aae-4096-889c-e0f710c8db38" alt="Numerous people stand and walk across the paved forecourt in front of the illuminated façade of the Alte Pinakothek at night.">

Web: www.pinakothek.de/besuch/alte-pinakothek

Events

18:00Visit the Pinakothek

Archäologische Staatssammlung (Archeological State Collection)

Lerchenfeldstraße 2

**All About Love!** At the Archaeological State Collection, this year’s Long Night of Munich Museums is all about connection and togetherness. Those arriving without a companion might even find their match here. Simply put on a pink wristband and join in. The museum will offer archaeology-themed tours led by the curatorial team every hour starting at **7:30 pm**. The duo Fajora will perform fitting love songs on the hour from **7 pm to midnight**, while the SÔLA Bar will serve a special Long Night cocktail for the newly enamored and everyone else. In good weather, the rooftop terrace will be open until **10 pm**. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/62496ea3-6ec8-47e9-b13e-0c0ac6314a0d" alt="In a dimly lit exhibition space, a woman looks at a headless seated stone figure with draped clothing. To the left, a small dark head is displayed in a tall glass case.">

Web: www.archaeologie.bayern/

Events

14:00Romans: Deeply in Love
18:00Visit the State Collection – All about Love!
19:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
19:30Curator's Guided Tour
20:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
20:30Curator's Guided Tour
21:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
21:30Curator's Guided Tour
22:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
22:30Curator's Guided Tour
23:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
23:30Curator's Guided Tour
00:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
00:30Curator's Guided Tour

National Museum of Bavaria

Prinzregentenstraße 3

**Foyer:** **From 6 pm**: Drinks and snacks at the Camattibar **7 pm – 1 am**: Live music with the Anarchist Brass Collective **Tours:** **7 pm**: Noblemen and Master Craftsmanship: Wittelsbach Princes and the Art of Woodturning – Dr. des. Hanna Lehner **8 pm**: Cashmere Shawls and Wasp Waists: Fashion in the First Half of the 19th Century. – Dr. Johannes Pietsch **9 pm**: More Than Lovebirds. Pigeons in Artworks – Dr. Thomas Schindler **10 pm**: Marking the Commemorative Year of the Blue Elector: The Splendid Furnishings of Max Emanuel (1662 – 1726) – Dr. Sybe Wartena **11 pm**: Knights of Old: Medieval Weapons and Armor – Dr. Raphael Beuing <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/36c7495e-9952-4eda-92df-ca2fabafd7aa" alt="Two historic garments on headless mannequins stand in front of a portrait of a young woman. On the left is a long grey-green outfit with layered shoulders, and on the right a pink dress with voluminous sleeves and a long skirt.">

Web: www.bayerisches-nationalmuseum.de/

Events

15:00Animals at the Museum
15:30Animals at the Museum
18:00Visit the Museum
19:00Guided Tour: Noblemen and Master Craftsmanship
19:00Live Music with Anarchist Brass Collective
20:00Guided Tour: Cashmere Shawls and Wasp Waists
21:00Guided Tour: More than Lovebirds
22:00Guided Tour: Marking the Commemorative Year of the Blue Elector
23:00Guided Tour: Knights of Old

Deutsches Jagd- und Fischereimuseum (German Hunting and Fishing Museum)

Neuhauser Straße 2

During the Long Night of Munich Museums, visitors will be able to discover native wildlife along the forest trail or explore the world of fish without getting their feet wet, following their journey from source to river mouth. In addition to hunting-themed paintings and historic weapons, the Isar fishermen will be featured in a special exhibition with live fly-tying demonstrations. The Bar Venue will offer light refreshments throughout the evening. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/1255c3f9-2c38-497f-8023-f2b207d00c00" alt="A wide historic double staircase rises through a tall purple-lit hall with chandeliers and numerous animal-head silhouettes on the walls.">

Web: www.jagd-fischerei-museum.de/

Events

18:00Guided Tour
18:00Visit the Museum
20:00Guided Tour
22:00Hunting Hoen Concert

Deutsches Museum (German Museum)

Museumsinsel 1, Eingang / Entrance Corneliusbrücke

Don’t just look! Touch. Experiment. Participate. Understand. For 101 years, visitors to Munich’s Museum Island have been able to experience technology and natural science in the truest sense of the word. Whether through guided tours or self-guided exploration, the museum’s 20 permanent exhibitions offer numerous interactive stations that can be touched and tinkered with, all during an evening stroll. Hands-on enthusiasts can join workshops in the Experimentation Workshop, while the Science Shows in the auditorium and demonstrations in the chemistry lecture hall regularly leave audiences amazed. Throughout the evening, artistic performances will add unexpected experiences and bring new life to this world-famous temple of technology. For those seeking a more relaxed atmosphere, the Aviation Hall Lounge will offer cold drinks from the bar. A particular highlight is the view from the museum tower, which, especially after dark, provides a breathtaking panoramic vista that never fails to elicit expressions of wonder from visitors. **Every 30 Minutes**: Guided Tours, Demonstrations and Science-Shows <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/77ae1ed0-ae0d-446f-b929-443e3daa7905" alt="The outer view onto the Deutsches Museum."> <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/aec831ad-2f22-494b-9382-b529928051c1" alt="A chemical experiment produces a lot of steam on a table.">

Web: www.deutsches-museum.de/

Events

18:00Evening Program with Exhibitions, Guided Tours, Demonstrations, Sciece Shows and Art Performances

Deutsches Theatermuseum (German Theater Museum)

Galeriestraße 4a

**Future, now! The Performances of Tomorrow.** What if …? On stage, this question becomes reality for a moment in time. Theater is a laboratory of the future, a space of possibilities. From the birth of the robot on the theater stage and fears of nuclear war to the creation of one’s own city, the boundaries between theatrical performance and reality begin to blur. Discover yesterday’s visions of the future, today’s media art, and new perspectives on tomorrow. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/62871a0a-0d88-4bc7-ab4c-240706e7c51e" alt="A dancer moves against a black background while sweeping trails of light surround her body and movements.>

Web: www.deutschestheatermuseum.de/de/

Events

14:00Open Creative Workshop: Back to the Future
18:00Visit the Exhibition "Future, now! The Performances of Tomorrow."

European Patent Office

Bob-van-Benthem-Platz 1

Beneath the striking high-rise on the Isar, designed by gmp Architects, an unexpected space for art awaits. For the Long Night of Munich Museums 2026, the European Patent Office is inviting visitors to its cultural venue where they will be able to enjoy selected highlights from the European Patent Office’s contemporary art collection. While the historic main building is currently undergoing renovation, the cultural space located in the basement remains open. Visitors will be able to explore the visible storage collection featuring more than 350 works, selected pieces from over 45 years of collecting history, and the “Cosmic Bar”, an immersive installation created by Esther Stocker. During the artist talk, Esther Stocker will provide insights into the development and artistic concept behind this unique installation. **6:30 pm:** Artist Talk with Esther Stocker in the “Cosmic Bar.” Free visit to the cultural space through entrance A&T 5 – 10. Note: Due to ongoing renovation work, no tours of the high-rise will take place in 2026. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/2d0c1ecc-8615-4037-840c-309c81150ed2" alt="View along a wide aisle between tall movable metal racks in an art storage facility. Colourful graphic artworks hang on the mesh walls, while exposed ventilation ducts and technical pipes run across the ceiling.">

Web: www.epo.org/

Events

18:00Temporary Art Collection at Kulturraum and Cosmic Bar
18:30Artist Talk with Esther Stocker at the Cosmic Bar

Geological Museum Munich

Luisenstraße 37 / Richard-Wagner-Straße 10

This museum presents fascinating insights into the world beneath our feet. During its popular wine-tasting experience, visitors can discover and taste the connections between wine and geology through a selection of different wines. The permanent exhibitions, “Bayerns steinige Geschichte,” “Geologische Prozesse und Kreisläufe,” “Erdkruste im Wandel,” “Steine begreifen“ and “Rohstoffe” (Bavaria’s Rocky History, Geological Processes and Cycles, The Changing Earth’s Crust, Understanding Stones, and Raw Materials) explore the history of our planet. Engaging films on geological topics will provide additional entertainment and insight throughout the evening. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/86138cee-a716-48f4-965e-542ff0be0dca" alt="A dark, textured rock surface is overlaid with a colourful image of a bunch of blue grapes with green and reddish-orange leaves.">

Web: bspg.palmuc.org/index.php/de/

Events

18:00Visit the Museum

Glyptothek

Königsplatz 3

The Glyptothek is Munich’s oldest public museum, opened in 1830. Behind its newly restored temple façade lies one of the most beautiful and renowned collections of Greek and Roman sculpture. Highlights include the Barberini Faun from the Hellenistic period, the archaic and early Classical pediment sculptures from the Temple of Aphaia on Aegina, and an outstanding collection of Roman portraits. Visitors will also be able to enjoy food and refreshments at the museum’s café. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/7e2fb3eb-a120-41b4-be73-430b0f96fa6d" alt="A dark, patinated ancient bronze head with finely detailed curls and a narrow headband stands against a blurred, dark background."> <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/f9b30c04-c1c0-4305-9bc9-202918623582" alt="The symmetrical Neoclassical façade of the Glyptothek features a broad columned entrance, an ornate triangular pediment and several sculptures set into wall niches.">

Web: www.antike-am-koenigsplatz.mwn.de/de/glyptothek-muenchen.html

Events

18:00Visit the Glyptothek

Haus der Kunst (House of Art)

Prinzregentenstraße 1

In addition to groundbreaking video art, treasures from the Eisbach, and artistic interpretations of the historic building itself, Haus der Kunst will also be presenting “Verwobene Welten” (Woven Worlds) by Tomás Saraceno. Developed in close collaboration with Indigenous communities in northern Argentina, this is the artist’s largest exhibition in Germany to date. It focuses on eco-social justice as well as the coexistence and communication of all living beings, exploring new ways of understanding interconnectedness across species and environments. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/9ba26902-4e13-4bf2-9748-f6748a4ec5c2" alt="Large white exhibition space filled with countless thin black threads. The threads form a dense spherical structure through which several adults and children stand, walk or crawl.">

Web: www.hausderkunst.de/

Events

14:00Participate in the Exhibition "Tomás Saraceno: Woven Worlds"
18:00Visit the Exhibitions

Infopoint Museen & Schlösser in Bayern und Münchner Kaiserburg

Alter Hof 1

Information on more than 1,300 museums and castles throughout Bavaria, as well as their current exhibitions, can be found at the Alter Hof. Also located here is the Münchner Kaiserburg, where the history of the city and its imperial past comes to life through multimedia presentations set within historic walls. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/ba2ccf54-982a-4193-827e-ec654a37467f" alt="A person in shining knight’s armour raises a sword and holds a shield while two children watch from the foreground.">

Web: www.museen-in-bayern.de/infopoint

Events

18:00Visit the Info-Point

Jüdisches Museum München (Jewish Museum Munich)

St.-Jakobs-Platz 16

Seven artists of Jewish background with roots in North Africa and West Asia will explore Jewish identities in the exhibition “Yalla. Arabisch-jüdische Berührungen” (Yalla. Arab-Jewish Touches). Brief, guided tours will offer insights into the exhibition and the history of Jewish life in Munich. Throughout the evening, musician Jessica Bonamy Pergament will provide musical interludes with oud and vocals. The Coucou Food Market will offer culinary specialties, and the museum foyer will invite visitors to linger and enjoy the atmosphere. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/5a3816d6-d5cd-402a-8225-8a1c5c2e5e6f" alt="Two simple wooden chairs stand far apart, supporting a long horizontal object wrapped in black-and-white striped fabric and patterned textiles.">

Web: www.juedisches-museum-muenchen.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Museum
18:30Introduction to the "Yalla. Arabisch-jüdische Berührungen" Exhibition, Meeting Point Second Floor
19:00Live Music with Jessica Bonamy-Pergament (Oud and Vocals)
19:30Introduction to the Permanent Exhibition, Meeting Point: First Floor
20:00Live Music with Jessica Bonamy-Pergament (Oud and Vocals)
20:30Introduction to the "Yalla. Arabisch-jüdische Berührungen" Exhibition, Meeting Point Second Floor
21:00Live Music with Jessica Bonamy-Pergament (Oud and Vocals)
21:30Introduction to the Permanent Exhibition, Meeting Point: First Floor
22:00Live Music with Jessica Bonamy-Pergament (Oud and Vocals)
22:30Introduction to the "Yalla. Arabisch-jüdische Berührungen" Exhibition, Meeting Point Second Floor
23:30Introduction to the Permanent Exhibition, Meeting Point: First Floor

Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau (Lenbach House and Art Building)

Luisenstraße 33

The Lenbachhaus features the world's largest collection of the Blue Rider (Der Blaue Reiter) art movement. Works by Kandinsky, Münter, Marc, and their companions offer insight into one of the most exciting phases of modernism. Here, art history comes alive. A place to see, understand, and linger. Also on display are "Was zu verschwinden droht" featuring 19th-century works and "Shifting the Silence" featuring contemporary art. **6:00 PM – 12:00 AM:** Die Laterne (The Lantern) is a space to linger, read, experiment, and engage in artistic processes. For the Long Night, the doors are open: so come on in and take a look around. At "Up in die Laterne!", guests can come and go as they please. There are hands-on activities, but you can also just stay for a drink, take a break, read something, look around, or strike up a conversation. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/bd50df18-9309-4293-a967-deac9a6d9858" alt="Adults and children sit and stand around long worktables, creating with paper, pens and other craft materials in a bright workshop space.">

Web: www.lenbachhaus.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibitions and Hands-On Activities

Münchner Stadtmuseum (Munich's City Museum)

Historisches Zeughaus, St.JakobsPlatz 1

Munich’s City Museum is opening its interim exhibition “What the City. Perspektiven unserer Stadt” (Perspectives on our City) for the Long Night of Munich Museums. Across ten thematic chapters, the exhibition will explore issues of safety, poverty, the struggle for equality, tradition, and growth in Munich. Munich residents will share their own perspectives, while interactive and multimedia stations will invite visitors to become active participants themselves. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/b45c1281-44b6-426d-b156-8288b4a0b804" alt="Several visitors examine a large historical city model displayed in a glass case beneath a bright vaulted ceiling.">

Web: www.muenchner-stadtmuseum.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition

Museum Brandhorst

Theresienstraße 35a

Museum Brandhorst houses one of Germany’s most important collections of contemporary art and offers a multifaceted overview of contemporary artistic production. Behind its colorful façade, visitors can currently discover works by Andy Warhol, Rineke Dijkstra, Laura Owens, and many others. Among the highlights, alongside the Rose Room, is the Lepanto Cycle by American artist Cy Twombly, displayed in a gallery created specifically for the series. The exhibition “Long Story Short” takes night owls on a journey through the history of contemporary art from the 1960s to the present day. Previously unseen works and recent acquisitions enter into a compelling dialogue with iconic pieces from the museum’s collection. With “Carrying,” the museum extends the exhibition space beyond its walls, activating locations both inside and outside Museum Brandhorst. International artists engage with historically charged sites, including Cy Twombly’s Lepanto Room and the landmark known as the Türkentor (Turkish Gate). <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/975584c5-2b14-4b11-bc84-06aa84cd47f6" alt="Numerous visitors move through a dark exhibition space filled with artworks, while an oversized black-and-white cat figure sits beside a wide staircase."> <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/91d04b08-5dba-466c-844e-2a60ff0e8ec2" alt="Large paintings with bold circular brushstrokes in red, pink, yellow and green hang in a spacious white gallery as a few visitors walk through the room.">

Web: www.museum-brandhorst.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibitions

Museum Fünf Kontinente (Museum Five Continents)

Maximilianstraße 42

The Museum Fünf Kontinente (Five Continents) on Maximilianstraße opens a window onto the cultural diversity of our world and is once again inviting visitors to an inspiring night filled with encounters and exchanges. Discover the special exhibition dedicated to the popular Hindu deity Krishna, as well as brief, guided tours of the museum’s exhibitions in both German and English. Visitors can experience the quiet elegance of Japanese floral art through works from Japan’s two largest Ikebana schools or learn about a traditional Indian textile printing technique in an open block-printing workshop led by artist Anvita Jain, complete with a handmade souvenir to take home. An MFK poetry slam in the newly redesigned disKursraum, a Bollywood party in the foyer, and Indian specialties served in the museum café will turn the Long Night at Museum Fünf Kontinente into a celebration for all the senses. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/854d9ae2-0d18-4147-ab83-fa88589275f4" alt="Numerous people sit and stand on the steps of an ornate historic entrance illuminated with purple and pink light inside.">

Web: www.museum-fuenf-kontinente.de/

Events

14:00Leela: Open Block Printing Workshop
18:00Exhibition with Short Guided Tours, an open Workshop, Poetry Slam, and a Bollywood Party

Museum für Abgüsse Klassischer Bildwerke (Museum for Casts)

Katharina-von-Bora-Straße 10

The Greek and Roman sculptures in this museum for casts are inviting visitors to immerse themselves in a world of mythology, art, and history. This year, the Long Night of Munich Museums is being held under the theme “Cast Museum Meets Munich Pop Art.” Artists from the Munich Pop Art Collective will bring fresh perspectives to antiquity through their works, creating thought-provoking dialogues between classical and contemporary art. From midnight onward, gloves will once again be provided so that visitors can explore the casts through touch as well as sight. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/1f476c5b-11cc-4ec2-b902-8e58f5b6a285" alt="A large exhibition hall is filled with white and dark casts of ancient sculptures, overlaid with the bright pink words “MUNICH POP ART”.">

Web: www.abgussmuseum.de/

Events

18:00Cast Museum meets Munich Pop Art
00:00Gloves for Everybody

Museum Mineralogia München

Theresienstraße 41, Eingang / Entrance Marianne-v.-Werefkin-Weg

The new special exhibition “Mineral Evolution,” presented by Museum Mineralogia Munich in collaboration with Prof. Robert Hazen and Rene Rissland (Raumland Architekten), tells the story of minerals, from the first rocks in the solar system to the remarkable diversity found on Earth today. Visitors can discover fascinating original specimens from the State Collection and become actively involved themselves. At interactive stations, they can touch minerals, admire meteorites, and use microscopes to explore worlds hidden from the naked eye. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/5b9d20d3-33c5-4f4e-b7a0-7be8d8abe9f9" alt="A green Turmalin in close view.">

Web: msm.snsb.de/

Events

18:00Exhibition "Mineral Evolution" with Options to Participate

Museum Villa Stuck

Prinzregentenstraße 60

Discover the newly restored Museum Villa Stuck during the Long Night of Munich Museums, brighter, more open, and more beautiful than ever. Designed by Franz von Stuck himself as a “Gesamtkunstwerk” (total work of art), the artist’s residence is one of the most compelling examples of its kind from around 1900. To this day, it offers a compelling insight into the interplay of architecture, art, and everyday life, while showcasing Stuck’s work as a painter, sculptor, and graphic artist. Two special exhibitions await visitors. “No Single View” by Ilit Azoulay features her characteristic photographic collages alongside the film “Mary,” in which 77 actresses portray Franz von Stuck’s daughter. In Ten Lives, artists Delschad Numan Khorschid and Jan-Hendrik Pelz explore themes of displacement, trauma, and longing. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/6e39a1da-e56f-403a-abfd-df213add602e" alt="Bright courtyard with two large arched windows and glass doors. White façades with yellow accents, large potted plants and a stone relief create a symmetrical setting.">

Web: www.villastuck.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibitions
18:00Guided Tour around the Historic Spaces with Munich’s Adult Education Center (MVHS)
19:30Guided Tour "No Single View" with the MVHS
21:00Guided Tour around the Historic Spaces with Munich’s Adult Education Center (MVHS)
22:30Guided Tour "Ten Lives" with the MVHS

NS-Dokumentationszentrum München (Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism)

Max-Mannheimer-Platz 1

The Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism will present its permanent exhibition, “Munich and National Socialism.” Throughout the evening, guides will be available to offer short introductory talks and engage with guests in conversation, discussion, and questions. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/d29a79f0-20ad-4b4b-8938-ab136b8d4a34" alt="A bright, cubic museum building with tall narrow windows is illuminated at night, with several people standing and sitting near the entrance.">

Web: www.nsdoku.de/

Events

18:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
18:00Permanent Exhibition "Munich and National Socialism"
19:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
20:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
21:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
22:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
23:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
00:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition

Paleontological Museum Munich

Richard-Wagner-Straße 10 / Luisenstraße 37

Immerse yourself in the story of life’s evolution! Highlights will include the prehistoric bird Archaeopteryx, the Mühldorf prehistoric elephant, and a special exhibition on the evolution of cephalopods. Using VR headsets, visitors will be able to explore dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures up close in a virtual environment. Musical entertainment will be provided by the Csárdásparadies Salon Ensemble, while scientists will be on hand to answer questions. Refreshments will be available at the Paleo Bar. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/92ce2090-eab0-49e7-98eb-b21defed17b0" alt="In a tall, bright museum hall, the large skeleton of a prehistoric elephant with long curved tusks stands among other animal skeletons, with a pterosaur suspended above.">

Web: bspg.snsb.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Museum

Pinakothek der Moderne

Barer Straße 40

The Pinakothek der Moderne brings together four museums under one roof spanning more than 13,000 square meters of exhibition space and dedicated to art, graphic arts, architecture, and design. **Current exhibitions:** “Klarenbeek & Dros: Design of the Unusual” demonstrates how the Dutch design duo combines living organisms, social design, and modern technology. Their work encompasses furniture, glass objects, and projects created for public spaces. “CONVIVIUM – Nahrungssysteme am Limit” (Food Systems Under Pressure) presents vivid examples in twelve chapters of how our food is produced and distributed today. From “The Salmon and the Tomato” to “The Strawberry and the Greenhouse.” “Between & Beyond – Der erweiterte Bildraum. Works from the Collection Since 1960.” (The Expanded Pictorial Space), brings together the work of more than 20 artists, including Dan Flavin, Klára Hosnedlová, Roman Ondak, and Lucio Fontana, who challenge and redefine the concept of pictorial space through their art. As a result, the exhibition space itself becomes an integral part of the artwork. Education and Outreach Open4: UNEXPECTED – Unerwartete Erlebnisse (Unexpected Experiences) talk talk | Museum Talks Open4Making | Wir sind die Roboter! (We are the robots!) <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/905dc6c5-8547-4ce5-b27b-3504451c3e2c" alt="A long row of rectangular fluorescent light elements glows intensely green along a wall, bathing the otherwise empty room entirely in green light."

Web: www.pinakothek-der-moderne.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Pinakothek
18:00Education and Outreach Open4: UNEXPECTED – Unexpected Experiences
19:00Education and Outreach Open4: Open4Making – We are the Robots!
19:00Education and Outreach Open4: talk talk – Museum Talks

Collection Schack

Prinzregentenstraße 9

A precious gem among Munich’s museums, the Collection Schack houses paintings inspired by myths and fairy tales that tell stories of distant lands and bygone eras. The collection assembled by the poet and cultural historian Adolf Friedrich von Schack is one of the most important collections of 19th-century German painting and invites visitors on a journey through the romantic world of images and ideas. Currently, visitors can also enjoy masterpieces from the Neue Pinakothek, which are on display here while the museum is closed for renovation. **8 – 11 pm:** “Nachts im Museum: Die Gemälde flüstern zurück – Literatur trifft Malerei” (Night at the Museum: The Paintings Whisper Back – Where Literature Meets Painting)** Speakers from the Bavarian Talking Book Library are inviting visitors to listen, explore, and discover the literary dimensions hidden behind the light and shadow of paintings and canvases. Through readings and interpretations, they will reveal the stories, emotions, and ideas that resonate within the artworks. From **8 to 11 pm**, museum visitors will be able to enjoy a refined auditory experience that will bring art and literature into dialogue. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/e2a6975d-56ce-43eb-9095-afbb867c8bb6" alt="Painting of a young couple sitting closely together beneath a tree. The woman rests her head on the man’s shoulder and holds an open book on her lap. Both look down at the pages.">

Web: www.pinakothek.de/besuch/sammlung-schack

Events

18:00Visist the Collection
20:00Refined Auditory Experience
20:00At Night in the Museum

Staatliche Antikensammlungen (State Antiquities Collections)

Königsplatz 1

Visitors can vividly experience the worlds of the Greeks, Etruscans, and Romans at the State Antiquities Collections on the Königsplatz. Works of art and everyday objects from antiquity, crafted from ceramic, metal, and stone, invite guests to immerse themselves in long-forgotten worlds. The current special exhibition, “Sammeln mit Stil“ (Collecting in Style) explores the fascinating world of enthusiasm for antiquity and patronage in the 19th century. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/c7972b6b-c496-4b3f-b76f-9fac1e98fe33" alt="An orange ancient drinking cup depicts a black sailing ship with a figure on board, surrounded by several fish and stylised grapevines."> <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/05591f11-a344-4f9b-9783-dd327d8e1330" alt="An elaborately decorated gold ornament made of numerous leaves, flowers, small figures and a winged figure at the top stands out against a black background.">

Web: www.antike-am-koenigsplatz.mwn.de/de/staatliche-antiken-sammlungen-muenchen.html

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibitions

Staatliche Münzsammlung (State Coin Collection)

Residenzstraße 1, Brunnenhof

The State Coin Collection Munich is inviting visitors on a journey through world history, from the first coins minted around 630 BC to the euro of 2026. They can use the free MediaGuide app on their smartphones to discover everything they ever wanted to know about coins, because coins are more than just money. They are historical records and works of art. The special exhibition is dedicated to the medals of the incomparable French Sun King, Louis XIV. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/ecaf0a6c-67a7-4f73-8973-a63b2904a4a2" alt="A silver coin.">

Web: www.staatliche-muenzsammlung.de/

Events

14:00"Out of the Blue" – Cyanotype Coin Workshop
18:00Visit the Exhibition

Staatliches Museum Ägyptischer Kunst (State Museum of Egyptian Art)

Gabelsbergerstraße 35

Housed in its striking underground galleries, the Munich Museum of Egyptian Art offers an overview of 5,000 years of art and culture from ancient Egypt and ancient Sudan. Fourteen themed exhibition rooms invite visitors to explore, discover, and linger. Brief, guided tours throughout the evening will present the highlights of the permanent collection. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/55dc4103-926a-4f00-be84-709fccbf0a66" alt="View into a dark grey museum gallery with three stone sculptures on pedestals. A white-blue neon sign on the wall reads “All Art Has Been Contemporary”, while a blue-lit courtyard is visible to the right.">

Web: www.smaek.de/

Events

14:00Workshop in the Studio
14:30Guided Tour
15:30Guided Tour
16:30Fairy-Tale Hour
18:00Visit the Museum and Short Guided Tours

Tour

91 Tour Innenstadt

Linienplan folgt

Artothek & Bildersaal (Artothek & Picture Hall)

Burgstraße 4

An art space by the city of Munich. **NEUANKÄUFE 2025 (NEW ACQUISITIONS)** The municipal art space Artothek & Bildersaal serves both as an art lending library open to everyone and as an exhibition venue for contemporary Munich art. During the Long Night of Munich Museums, visitors will have an opportunity to browse the collection and, in the Pavilion, the recently reopened exhibition space in the Artothek’s courtyard, view 71 new acquisitions to the Artothek collection created by 40 Munich artists. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/b6927ec4-784c-4a46-bf45-8bf6d82c6a14" alt="The image shows the modern entrance of the Artothek & Bildersaal, offering a view into a bright exhibition space with various artworks.>

Web: artothek-muenchen.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Artothek

Bellevue di Monaco

Müllerstraße 2

**“Looking away”** is often the response to events unfolding in our world. This exhibition of photography, painting, installation, and film encourages the opposite: “Look closely.” Featuring works by Franziska Windorf, LH, Shaghayegh Chamani, Narges Kalhor, Faieqa Sultani, Mila Zhluktenko, Daniel Faezi Asadi, Marvan Kiki, Nour Kiki, Mario Steigerwald, Max Ott, Susanne Kraus, and Ulla Wohlgeschaffen. **By MFR, gd:c, Dr. Otto und Margarete Graber Stiftung gGmbH** <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/7a368371-a984-4e29-937f-e9d3fc5f7beb" alt="A colourful painting shows a curled-up human figure among several red fish against a blue-green background with sweeping black markings.">

Web: bellevuedimonaco.de/

Events

18:00Exhibition "(weg)sehen" (to look (away))

Deutsches Jagd- und Fischereimuseum (German Hunting and Fishing Museum)

Neuhauser Straße 2

Web: www.jagd-fischerei-museum.de/

Events

18:00Guided Tour
18:00Visit the Museum
20:00Guided Tour
22:00Hunting Hoen Concert

Deutsches Museum Verkehrszentrum (German Museum Traffic Center)

Am Bavariapark 5

**“What Moves Us”** is the guiding theme of the Deutsches Museum Travel Center, and it is especially fitting for the Long Night of Munich Museums. Whether on rollers, tires, wheels, or runners, visitors will be able to explore the full diversity of land transportation in the three listed historic exhibition halls at Theresienhöhe, either on their own or as part of a guided tour. Those eager to get moving themselves, or be moved by something else, can try out the “crazy bikes” in the courtyard, experience the shaking ride of a carriage simulator, or glide into the future aboard the “SupraGlider.” Equally moving in a very different way are the photographs by Martin Roemers featured in the special exhibition “Homo Mobilis.” These large-format images portray people from around the world with their vehicles and captivate viewers through their expressive power and rich detail. Visitors will also be able to meet young innovators and their extremely fast vehicle: students from TUfast will present their latest race car and be available to answer questions about both the vehicle and the project behind it. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/bcfc606f-d653-4d89-a249-fed3476710b4" alt="Several bicycles are displayed in a bright exhibition hall in front of a large photograph of a blue truck with two people.">

Web: www.deutsches-museum.de/verkehrszentrum/

Events

18:00Visit the Museum
19:00Curator's Guided Tour
20:00Curator's Guided Tour
21:00Curator's Guided Tour
22:00Curator's Guided Tour

Deutsches Theatermuseum (German Theater Museum)

Galeriestraße 4a

Web: www.deutschestheatermuseum.de/de/

Events

14:00Open Creative Workshop: Back to the Future
18:00Visit the Exhibition "Future, now! The Performances of Tomorrow."

DG Kunstraum Diskurs Gegenwart (DG Artspace Discourse Present Time)

Finkenstraße 4

The exhibition “Erdanziehung” (Gravity) brings together two artistic perspectives that explore gravity as both a poetic and a physical force. Lukas Kindermann has spent decades building an archive of prints, photographs, and objects. Judith Neunhäuserer combines geological, scientific, and mythological perspectives, examining the planet’s vulnerability and humanity’s responsibility toward it. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/b75b8251-c59c-4acc-a5fb-461bad18538b" alt="A two-part artistic image shows a solitary person beside a platform above a vast expanse of water or ice, with a blurred figure in an almost entirely white landscape below..">

Web: www.dg-kunstraum.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition "Erdanziehung" (Gravity)

Espace Louis Vuitton München

Maximilianstraße 2a

Espace Louis Vuitton Munich will present the work of Polish artist Wilhelm Sasnal. Through his paintings, he questions our relationship with photography, history, and memory, as well as the role of painting in contemporary society. By simplifying and fragmenting every day and press images, he transforms them into compositions that create spaces between the visible and the hidden. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/541e0313-667b-4176-a632-3922effdec10" alt="An abstract painting shows an empty road with dark trees, a small orange vehicle and a large black circular form beneath a vivid blue sky.">

Web: de.louisvuitton.com/deu-de/magazine/artikel/espaces-louis-vuitton

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition

Giesecke+Devrient Foundation at the Münzsammlung (Coin Collection)

Residenzstraße 1, Brunnenhof

**The World of Music on Banknotes: A Visual Concert** At first glance, the connection between money and music may seem unusual, but a closer look reveals a fascinating world. Across countries and eras, music has been a recurring theme on banknotes. In this exhibition, the G+D Foundation presents 45 banknotes from its extensive collection, inviting visitors on a journey through sound, cultural heritage, and national identity. The exhibition is complemented by musician-themed medals from the coin collection. In addition, at the top of every hour, interested visitors can gain insight into the history and inventory of the collection, which, with over 350,000 banknotes, is one of the most significant collections of its kind worldwide. <img ="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/13624b5e-8b99-47bf-b45f-2d020d8da51c" alt="A graphic illustration combines a large portrait of a man with a string instrument and sweeping coloured lines against a pastel background.">

Web: www.gi-de-stiftung.org/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition

Hotel Mariandl

Café am Beethovenplatz, Goethestraße 51

**ZIMMER FREI (VACANCY)!** Across two floors, hotel rooms will be transformed into exhibition spaces by international artists. This art intervention will both disrupt the everyday routines of the hotel and allow normal hotel operations to continue on other floors. The result will be a unique artistic setting that creates a distinctive atmosphere and frame for the works on display. Featuring works by Jannis Besen, Leon Boden, Shaghayegh Chamani, Luzia Ehrmann, Vincent Entekhabi, Anna Hölzl, Florian Clemens Meier, Camilla Metelka, Pablo Vasquez Moraga, Joana Loewis, Tabitha Nagy, and Yiyuan Zhang. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/8ed6b030-27f9-414e-9b61-91bc3c84cca3" alt="A multi-storey historic building with an ornate stone façade and pointed red roofs stands between tall green trees.">

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition

Infopoint Museen & Schlösser in Bayern und Münchner Kaiserburg

Alter Hof 1

Web: www.museen-in-bayern.de/infopoint

Events

18:00Visit the Info-Point

Jüdisches Museum München (Jewish Museum Munich)

St.-Jakobs-Platz 16

Web: www.juedisches-museum-muenchen.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Museum
18:30Introduction to the "Yalla. Arabisch-jüdische Berührungen" Exhibition, Meeting Point Second Floor
19:00Live Music with Jessica Bonamy-Pergament (Oud and Vocals)
19:30Introduction to the Permanent Exhibition, Meeting Point: First Floor
20:00Live Music with Jessica Bonamy-Pergament (Oud and Vocals)
20:30Introduction to the "Yalla. Arabisch-jüdische Berührungen" Exhibition, Meeting Point Second Floor
21:00Live Music with Jessica Bonamy-Pergament (Oud and Vocals)
21:30Introduction to the Permanent Exhibition, Meeting Point: First Floor
22:00Live Music with Jessica Bonamy-Pergament (Oud and Vocals)
22:30Introduction to the "Yalla. Arabisch-jüdische Berührungen" Exhibition, Meeting Point Second Floor
23:30Introduction to the Permanent Exhibition, Meeting Point: First Floor

Kunstarkaden (Art Arcades)

Sparkassenstraße 3

An Art Space by the City of Munich. Feed Me Myths – This exhibition examines the stories, images, and beliefs that shape contemporary life. How are narratives produced, circulated, and internalized at the intersection of mythology, technology, consumer culture, and value systems? Works by Ludwig Dressler, Silvia Gardini, Sara Mayoral Jiménez, Julia Walk, and Sandra Zech reveal myths not as ancient tales, but as living structures that shape desire, identity, and social realities. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/89bd2678-802d-471c-90c2-e611bc72f040" alt="A bright green graphic shows a large illustrated ear with a small screaming mouth and the pink words “FEED ME MYTHS” across it.">

Web: www.kunstarkaden-muenchen.de/

Events

18:00Exhibition "Feed Me Myths"

Kunstpavillon (Art Pavilion) at the Old Botanical Garden

Sophienstraße 7a

**Kaori Nakajima NOREN – Soft Borders** Munich-based artist Kaori Nakajima, who was born in Japan, presents “NOREN – Soft Borders,” a series of works exploring themes of transition, protection, and openness. Inspired by the traditional Japanese fabric curtain known as a noren, she creates poetic works from reclaimed textiles, ceramics, and drawings that connect past and present. Visible traces of use and traditional craftsmanship create spaces between inside and outside, intimacy and distance. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/c6de6d8e-f96a-4657-9f9d-fe18d31460b0" alt="A layered artwork made of painted, cut and hanging strips is suspended freely against a white wall.">

Web: www.kunstpavillon.org/

Events

18:00Exhibition "NOREN – Gentle Borders"

Kunstraum München (Art Room Munich)

Holzstraße 10, Rückgebäude (Rear Building)

Carsten Focks's artistic practice operates at the intersection of landscape, the history of painting, and postwar German-German history. In the exhibition “Fault Lines,” he explores the extent to which contemporary social transformations, such as the rise of right-wing political movements, social fragmentation, and the polarization of public discourse can be reflected in aesthetic forms, and what responsibility painting bears in times of political uncertainty. Curated by Nina Holm. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/a976282a-be9d-45f1-91fc-319465daaacf" alt="An abstract artwork shows soft pink and blue-grey forms beneath a heavy dark bar against a pale blue background.">

Web: www.kunstraum-muenchen.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Kunstraum
18:00Guided Tour

Kunstverein München (Art Association Munich)

Galeriestraße 4

**Kitty Kraus** The works of artist Kitty Kraus emerge from reduced forms and carefully arranged compositions. Using glass, mirrors, light, ice, and ink, Kraus creates sculptures and installations in which these elements are set in motion and control gradually gives way to entropy. For her exhibition at Kunstverein München (Art Society Munich), she has developed a new installation that continues her long-standing exploration of light and spatial perception. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/caf8e721-62d6-47d2-b08c-0c2dc9a1991e" alt="The low sun shines over a dark field while a narrow curved line stretches from the foreground into the distance.">

Web: www.kunstverein-muenchen.de/de

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition

Literaturhaus München (House of Literature Munich)

Salvatorplatz 1

**IMAGINARIUM** Sawdust and Magic Worlds: Step into the mysterious world of “IMAGINARIUM!” Book pages become magical stage sets, words are transformed into imaginative figures, and suddenly fantasy becomes something you can touch. The legendary Forman Brothers artistic collective is bringing its renowned Czech traveling and puppet theater to Munich for the very first time, inviting visitors of all ages to explore, experiment, and marvel at this exhibition at the Literaturhaus. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/0bcee497-5e18-49a4-95db-7bc67e9c2dc2" alt="A large colourful installation featuring a giant face, fantastical figures and the word “IMAGINARIUM” forms an entrance through which several visitors are standing.">

Web: www.literaturhaus-muenchen.de/

Events

18:00IMAGINARIUM

little ART

Münchner Künstlerhaus, 2. OG, Lenbachplatz 8

A Different Perspective … Experience an extraordinary exhibition full of delightful surprises. “Eine andere Sicht …” (A Different Perspective ...) presents works created by people with and without disabilities in the inclusive workshops of little ART. Here, artworks emerge beyond fixed rules: spontaneous, free, and rich in individual expression. An inspiring encounter with art that offers a distinct perspective on the world. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/7b1a0428-8b33-4021-865c-1c6d2e6d92b7" alt="A collage-like graphic on a dark blue background combines white drawings with colourful rectangular and organic shapes in red, green, yellow and pink.">

Web: www.little-art.org/

Events

14:00Designing Jewelery
18:00Exhibition "Eine andere Sicht ..." (A New Perspective)

MaximiliansForum – Passage for Interdisciplinary Art

Unterführung / Underpass Maximilianstraße x Altstadtring

An art space by the city of Munich. **“Aufbau Umbau Abbau Aufbau …” (Build Up, Rebuild, Take Down, Build up …)** is an installation by artists Vincent Mitzev and Valio Tchenkov that reflects the principle of artistic action in motion and the creation of a universe with its own internal order. Materials and objects found throughout the urban environment are collected, connected, altered, dismantled, and reassembled into new forms. **7–11 pm:** Moving Materials – An open workshop in collaboration with “Die Färberei” (The Tannery) where a collective material composition will be created together with visitors to the Long Night of Munich Museums. **Also available in German Sign Language.** <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/6b6e9ae8-4768-4ae9-bd38-ad504a849992" alt="An orange pixelated photograph of a wheelbarrow loaded with wood.">

Web: www.maximiliansforum.de/

Events

18:00Installation "Aufbau Umbau Abbau Aufbau ... (Build Up, Rebuild, Take Down, Build up ...)
19:00Moving Materials – An open Ö_Work Space with "Die Färberei" (The Dye House)

Münchner Feuerwehrausstellung (Munich's Firefighter Exhibition)

Eingang / Entrance Unterer Anger 9

**Blue Light Special: Up-close with Emergency Services** Only a short walk from historic Fire Station No. 1, the Munich Fire Brigade Exhibition is inviting visitors on a fascinating journey of discovery. Immerse yourselves in the exciting day-to-day world of firefighting, explore impressive original artifacts, and enjoy hands-on interactive exhibits. It’s an adventure that will engage and inspire visitors of all ages. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/3eb57f49-0d1f-4f5e-ad65-0c6932720053" alt="A historic protective suit with a large copper-coloured helmet and round viewing windows stands in a museum room among other exhibits.">

Web: stadt.muenchen.de/infos/feuerwehrausstellung-muenchen.html

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition

Munich's Schools of Arts and Craft

Luisenstraße 9–11

**Art and Craftsmanship: Experience HOLZSTEINGOLD (WOODSTONEGOLD)** An Evening of Material Magic. Munich’s Schools of Arts and Crafts are opening their newly renovated facilities on Luisenstraße for the Long Night of Munich Museums and inviting visitors to experience wood, stone, gold, and silver up close. A specially curated exhibition will showcase expressive sculptures and sparkling jewelry. In the hands-on workshop, visitors will be able to try their own hand at working with these materials, guided by students and instructors. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/a0024cad-f528-4731-bf3c-99f5a7125b34" alt="A young woman works on a piece of wood with a mallet and chisel in a bright workshop surrounded by tools and sculptures.">

Web: www.bs-bau-kunst-muenchen.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition and Workshops

Münchner Künstlerhaus (Munich's Artist's House)

Lenbachplatz 8

**Living Artworks in Historic Surroundings** Students from the IWANSON Academy for Contemporary Dance will transform the historic building of the Munich Artists’ House and its courtyard into a living contemporary exhibition, performing to captivating music throughout the evening. Visitors will be able to accompany these living installations on their journey of discovery through this magnificent gathering place of artists that dates back to 1900. In the grand ballroom, larger choreographies will be complemented by mini dance workshops that will invite guests to join in, while the bar will offer the perfect place to relax and linger. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/35b427b8-79ab-4bb5-8dd2-7499d90e43c3" alt="A historic courtyard is atmospherically lit in the evening, with warm window lights reflecting on the wet stone pavement.">

Web: www.kuenstlerhaus-muc.de/

Events

18:00Living Installation with the IWANSON ACADEMY FOR CONTEMPORARY DANCE

Lithography Workshop at the Münchner Künstlerhaus (Munich's Artist's House)

Lenbachplatz 8

**Münchner Künstlerhaus – Lithografiewerkstatt** Experience Traditional Lithography Printing Live The powerful presses in the impressive Lithography Workshop will be running all evening long. In an engaging and entertaining presentation, workshop director Raquel Ro will introduce the traditional art of lithographic printing, the technique that made Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s iconic posters famous. Visitors will even be able to try it themselves by drawing directly on lithographic stones or printing their own postcards from a prepared design. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/0730511b-46f1-477a-adea-f4c47b6be4b2" alt="A woman wearing a black apron works on a large flat stone on a workshop table surrounded by tools, sponges and additional stones.">

Web: www.kuenstlerhaus-muc.de/lithografiewerkstatt/

Events

18:00Experience Lithography

Münchner Stadtmuseum (Munich's City Museum)

Historisches Zeughaus, St.JakobsPlatz 1

Web: www.muenchner-stadtmuseum.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition

Museum Fünf Kontinente (Museum Five Continents)

Maximilianstraße 42

Web: www.museum-fuenf-kontinente.de/

Events

14:00Leela: Open Block Printing Workshop
18:00Exhibition with Short Guided Tours, an open Workshop, Poetry Slam, and a Bollywood Party

Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art (MUCA)

Hotterstraße 12

For ten years, the Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art (MUCA) has stood for extraordinary exhibitions, international artists, and a passion for making urban and contemporary art accessible to a wide audience. What began in 2016 as a visionary private museum has developed into a fixture in the international art scene. As Germany's first museum for urban art, MUCA unites iconic works by world-renowned artists with exciting new discoveries, creating a place where art inspires, provokes thought, and brings people together. This year, MUCA is celebrating its 10th anniversary – a special milestone that the museum wishes to celebrate together with all visitors to this year's "Long Night". Look forward to fascinating insights into the history of the museum, discover masterpieces from the MUCA collection, and celebrate a decade of MUCA with drinks, easy listening, and an extensive supporting program. Please note that advance registration is required for some parts of the program. Exact details and the link to register will be published here shortly. <img src="A black building façade is covered with oversized white letters, while the adjoining wall features a dense black-and-white pattern.>

Web: www.muca.eu/

Events

18:00Visit MUCA

Sammlung Café Luitpold (Collection Café Luitpold)

Luitpoldblock, Maximiliansplatz 10

The Sammlung Café Luitpold is a small but engaging museum in Munich. Located in the Luitpoldblock in the Brienner Quartier, it traces the history of the legendary café from 1888 to the present day. A window into the bakery connects the past with the present. A visit here combines the history, architecture, and baking traditions of this historic establishment. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/44de2e1f-96bb-44e2-96d7-95d5fcc5cb6e" alt="A white statue on a marble stand is the focus of the picture.The background is an elegantly designed café."

Web: luitpoldblock.de/sammlung-cafe-luitpold/

Events

18:00Visit the Collection

Sammlung Goetz /Schaufenster (Goetz Collection /Showcase)

Pacellistraße 5

**Sterling Ruby** The American artist Sterling Ruby, who lives and works in Los Angeles, is known for his multi-disciplinary body of work, which includes sculptures, ceramics, bronzes, collages, textiles, and expansive spray-painted canvases. The exhibition at the Sammlung Goetz /Schaufenster lends insight into his multifaceted artistic practice through a selection of works created between 2008 and 2016. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/8c97bbbd-edf9-40f0-9c42-60bf19bc82fe" alt="Two abstract works placed side by side feature vivid horizontal bands of pink, red, yellow and black with fine vertical lines.">

Web: www.sammlung-goetz.de/besuch/schaufenster/

Events

18:00Exhibition "Sterling Ruby"

Staatliche Münzsammlung (State Coin Collection)

Residenzstraße 1, Brunnenhof

Web: www.staatliche-muenzsammlung.de/

Events

14:00"Out of the Blue" – Cyanotype Coin Workshop
18:00Visit the Exhibition

Synagogue Ohel Jakob

St.-Jakobs-Platz 15

**Beginning at 8:30 pm:** A synagogue, literally a “place of assembly” (for prayer), is of vital importance to Jewish life. This presentation will explore the name “Ohel Jakob,” the building’s architectural features, and the role of music in synagogue life. The synagogue choir “Schma Kaulenu” (Hebrew for “Hear My Voice”) will also perform a short concert. The Einstein restaurant in the Jewish Community Center will serve kosher specialties until 11:30 pm. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/181f1c05-0613-46ca-b84c-ff900d029c36" alt="A cubic stone building with a glowing entrance and a transparent-looking metal-and-glass structure above stands against a deep blue evening sky.">

Web: juedischeszentrumjakobsplatz.de/

Events

20:30Kosher Delicacies at the Jewish Community Center
20:30Lecture with Dinah Zenker
21:15The Sinagogue Choir in Concert
22:00Lecture with Ellen Presser
22:30The Synagogue Choir in Concert

Valentin-Karlstadt-Musäum

Isartor, Tal 50

After a closure of nearly two years, visitors can look forward to a grand reunion with Karl Valentin, Liesl Karlstadt, and the tradition of Munich folk entertainment. New to the museum is the exhibition “Liesl Karlstadt – Flug zum Mond,” (Moon Flight) which will explore the life and career of Karl Valentin’s stage partner and reveal a lesser-known, more private side of Liesl Karlstadt. Visitors will also be able to enjoy lovingly redesigned exhibitions and the Turmstüberl, now restored to its former splendor. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/b39461d4-7a08-4e46-a35b-c3e6584c81bd" alt="A historic city gate with three towers, red roofs, a large clock and a long mural spans several passageways.">

Web: www.valentin-karlstadt-musaeum.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Musäum

Verein für Original-Radierung München (Association for Original Etchings Munich)

Ludwigstraße 7, Innenhof (Souterrain)

**Scratching through the Surface – Carmen Schaich, Ottjörg A.C.** Carmen Schaich uses a slingshot to deliberately shoot glass plates, which she then runs through a printing press. During his travels, Ottjörg A.C. made prints of more than 300 school desks, capturing the carvings left behind on their surfaces. The exhibition demonstrates how marks on surfaces can be intentional acts of damage that convey messages of their own. Curated by Jeannine Burch and Ludwig Seyfarth. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/70f79118-0711-4b50-b296-c96c2565d94a" alt="The image shows a detailed graphic artwork with organic forms and fine black lines associated with the Verein für Original-Radierung.">

Web: www.radierverein.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition "Scratching through the Surface"

WELTRAUM

Rumfordstraße 26

Falk v. Schönfels warmly invites visitors to a guided tour of the current exhibition at WELTRAUM (SPACE), which has operated as a gallery for more than 28 years and, for the past two years, has also served as his studio and creative space. Renowned Munich artist Felix Rodewaldt has designed the exhibition space with his work “Spannungsfeld” (Tension Field). Visitors will also be able to experience an electronic sound installation as well as an introduction to the Fluctibus Doodleversum. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/c87eefdc-ec72-47e9-a7f5-e59b82dfafec" alt="Two rows of old wooden chairs stand in front of a small exhibition space with large windows, with a bicycle parked on the right.">

Web: www.weltraum26.de/

Events

18:00Tour through the Exhibition

Tour

92 Tour West

Linienplan folgt

Galerie Handwerk (Gallery Arts and Craft)

Max-Joseph-Straße 4

The Gallery Handcraft’s current exhibition, “Transformation and Variation,” demonstrates how inspiring the dialogue between tradition and the present can be. Two hands-on workshops will invite visitors to get involved: create a paper souvenir with Susanne Holzinger or discover the art of Japanese paper cutting in a Kirie workshop led by Yusuke Shimomura, presented in cooperation with the German-Japanese Society. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/13a07e4c-3fd1-4320-94e3-65ed6f4cd53e" alt="A fluffy, irregularly shaped textile artwork hangs against a white wall, made of long fibres in yellow, pink, grey, turquoise and beige.">

Web: www.hwk-muenchen.de/galerie

Events

18:00Exhibition "Transformation and Variation" and Workshops

Geological Museum Munich

Luisenstraße 37 / Richard-Wagner-Straße 10

Web: bspg.palmuc.org/index.php/de/

Events

18:00Visit the Museum

Glyptothek

Königsplatz 3

Web: www.antike-am-koenigsplatz.mwn.de/de/glyptothek-muenchen.html

Events

18:00Visit the Glyptothek

HPNM and GEDOKmuc

Herz Jesu Kirche, Lachnerstraße 8

**Memento Mori – Memento Cura. Female Perspectives on Hospice Care.** Women’s life stories are often told differently from those of men, and this also applies to the end of life. This exhibition shines a spotlight on the experiences of women who are approaching the end of their lives or who engage in hospice care, whether as patients, family members, or caregivers. A project of the Munich Hospice and Palliative Care Network, GEDOKmuc, and the Catholic Parish of Herz Jesu Munich. **Sponsored by the Foundation Paula Kubitscheck-Vogel-Stiftung.** <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/e212b87b-5484-4bdd-bf05-2b25e3f3ac08" alt="A large black-and-white collage shows the side profile of a woman, overlaid with numerous sheets containing handwritten texts, drawings and coloured patterns.">

Web: hospiz-da-sein.de/

Events

18:00Exhibition "Memento Mori – Memento Cura. Female Perspectives on Hospice Care"

KUNSTLABOR 2 (ART LABORATORY 2)

Dachauerstraße 90

For the Long Night of Munich Museums, KUNSTLABOR (ART LAB) 2 is inviting visitors on a unique journey of discovery through Munich’s largest temporary cultural use project. Experience pop-up exhibitions by international and local street artists, a diverse music program, and the Open Studio Day, where up to 100 artists, creatives, and musicians will open their studios and workspaces to provide exclusive insights into their creative processes and current projects. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/54dda20e-b354-4440-a124-75b72554d92d" alt="The large words “KUNSTLABOR 2” appear above a building entrance, while numerous satellite dishes decorated with faces and graphic motifs cover the façade.">

Web: www.kunstlabor.org/

Events

18:00Open Ateliers and Studios

Lenbachhaus und Kunstbau (Lenbach House and Art Building)

Luisenstraße 33

Web: www.lenbachhaus.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibitions and Hands-On Activities

Museum für Abgüsse Klassischer Bildwerke (Museum for Casts)

Katharina-von-Bora-Straße 10

Web: www.abgussmuseum.de/

Events

18:00Cast Museum meets Munich Pop Art
00:00Gloves for Everybody

Museum Mensch und Natur (Museum of Man and Nature)

Schloss Nymphenburg

"Don’t throw anything away, you’ll never know when it might come in handy again!" Toni Bartl learned this from his Uncle Erwin, who filled his workshop with all kinds of odds and ends. Using creativity and craftsmanship, the inventor and musician transforms these discarded materials into one-of-a-kind musical instruments. With lively music and plenty of humor, he will be performing at the Recycle Bar until around 10:30 pm. Complementing the exhibition “Jetzt geht’s rund” (Round and Round We Go) visitors can enjoy a varied program focused on the circular economy and sustainability, including upcycling ideas and an information booth hosted by AWM, Munich’s waste management company. There will also be plenty to discover in the special exhibition “Molassic Park,” the future lab “Natur gestaltet” (Nature Designs) and the permanent exhibition. Experience the earthquake simulator, meet the exhibition curators, examine minerals at the stand of Münchener Mineralienfreunde, Munich’s mineral enthusiasts’ association, spin the wheel of fortune, or crack open a geode to reveal hidden crystals. After all that activity, visitors will be able to relax and recharge with refreshments at the Recycle Bar in Café Limulus. From here, visitors will have an opportunity to take LINE NORD 95 on an excursion to northern Munich, stopping first at the [MTU-Museum](www.muenchner.de/museumsnacht/en/ausstellungsorte/mtu-museum/) and continuing on to the [BMW Museum](www.muenchner.de/museumsnacht/en/ausstellungsorte/bmw-museum/) and [SEA LIFE](www.muenchner.de/museumsnacht/en/ausstellungsorte/sea-life-muenchen/). <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/29ccf20e-19c4-4a0e-8412-b2d4e462f181" alt="A smiling man wearing a cap stands behind a wooden box and presents several unusual, partly homemade instruments made from guitars, metal parts and everyday objects.">

Web: www.mmn-muenchen.de/

Events

18:00Live Music with Toni Bartl: "Don't dump anything"
18:00Exhibitions, Program to Participate, Information

NS-Dokumentationszentrum München (Munich Documentation Center for the History of National Socialism)

Max-Mannheimer-Platz 1

Web: www.nsdoku.de/

Events

18:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
18:00Permanent Exhibition "Munich and National Socialism"
19:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
20:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
21:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
22:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
23:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition
00:00Guided Tour of the Permanent Exhibition

Paleontological Museum Munich

Richard-Wagner-Straße 10 / Luisenstraße 37

Web: bspg.snsb.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Museum

space n.n.

Gabelsbergerstraße 26

**Mapping the ordinary – The stubbornness of the ordinaryness** Miriam Worek As displacement and acceleration increasingly erode spaces of resonance, the question of what is considered worthy of remembrance becomes ever more pressing. This exhibition reflects on the careful process of preserving everyday places through multimedia means, a process that can also be understood as an invitation to (re)sensitize us to our surroundings as a shared space for shaping and creating. Presented as part of “terminale grigio” and commissioned by the Verbindungslinien (Connective Lines) program of BBK Bayern. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/8e4bbf81-0dfb-487f-bc20-78f16a6c9f13" alt="A tiled room features a graffiti-covered door and a large wall image creating the illusion of open windows overlooking palm trees, the sea and a blue sky.">

Web: www.instagram.com/space_n.n/

Events

18:00Exhibition "Mapping the Ordinary"

Staatliche Antikensammlungen (State Antiquities Collections)

Königsplatz 1

Web: www.antike-am-koenigsplatz.mwn.de/de/staatliche-antiken-sammlungen-muenchen.html

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibitions

Telekommunikationsmuseum der TUM (TUM Museum of Telecommunication)

TUM, Luisenstraße gegenüber Steinheilstraße, Eingang VIII

The unique collection of the Chair of Communication Networks showcases the history of telephone switching technology from the 1920s onward. All exhibits are fully operational and interconnected. This year, the exhibition will be part of the celebrations marking 150 Years of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at TUM and also feature current research projects, including work on future 6G mobile communications technology. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/e6b71a18-2833-4385-87ad-b1881b906be9" alt="Several historic black telephones, switch boxes, rotary controls and rows of small levers are arranged closely together on wooden tables.">

Web: www.ce.cit.tum.de/lkn/sammlung-telekommunikation/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition

Tour

93 Tour Schwabing

Linienplan folgt

Akthof Studio School of Art

Türkenstraße 78

**Art To Join In On: The Drawing Marathon** The Akthof Studio School of Art is bringing its diverse range of art courses to life, from painting and drawing to modeling and illustration. Located in a charming artists’ courtyard, the school will once again present its popular Drawing Marathon featuring live models and a variety of themes and techniques, including portrait and figure drawing. In addition to the drawing sessions, visitors can enjoy an art exhibition, a creative atmosphere, and refreshments. Everyone is invited to pick up a pencil and join in! <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/47914098-08ea-4e73-afd3-220320a6df26" alt="Several people draw an unclothed male model seated on a stool and illuminated by a bright spotlight in an art studio.">

Web: akthof.de/

Events

18:00Drawing Marathon with Live Models and a Variety of Themes

Alexander-Tutsek-Foundation

BlackBox & BlackBox First Floor, Georg-Muche-Straße 4

**Photography in Flux. 20 Years C/O Berlin Talent Award** With this exhibition, the Alexander Tutsek Foundation will be bringing a piece of Berlin to Munich. The renowned photography institution C/O Berlin is celebrating 20 years of the C/O Berlin Talent Award, which has been supported by the Alexander Tutsek Foundation since 2020. Through their works, 14 former award recipients will offer fascinating insights into the development of photography over the past two decades. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/bb2a8ca6-7464-4e7c-931f-63b731fa84e1" alt="An artistically altered photograph shows two people kissing, with their faces and bodies interrupted by rectangular cut-outs and mirror-like overlays.">

Web: atstiftung.de/

Events

18:00Short Guided Tour
18:00Exhibition "Photography in Flux. 20 Years C/O Berlin Talent Award"
18:30Short Guided Tour
19:00Short Guided Tour
19:30Short Guided Tour
20:00Short Guided Tour
20:30Short Guided Tour
21:00Short Guided Tour
21:30Short Guided Tour
22:00Short Guided Tour
22:30Short Guided Tour

Old Pinakothek

Barer Straße 27

Web: www.pinakothek.de/besuch/alte-pinakothek

Events

18:00Visit the Pinakothek

BMW Museum

Am Olympiapark 2

Experience the fascination of Italian design at BMW and discover the exhibition “Belle Macchine.” Immerse yourself in the world of iconic automobiles and be inspired by timeless elegance, creativity, and outstanding design. You will also be able to embark on a journey through 50 years of BMW 6 Series history. As a stylish design icon and legendary “movie star,” the BMW 6 Series has captivated generations of automotive enthusiasts. Discover exceptional vehicles, fascinating stories, and an immersive exhibition that uniquely combines automotive history and film culture. Accompanied by DJ beats, stroll through the exhibitions and enjoy the special atmosphere of the museum at night. The M1 Bistro will be open throughout the event, inviting visitors to take a break and enjoy snacks and refreshments. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/e248e881-fe9a-4e3b-881c-74b20c22e072" alt="Two red BMW sports cars from different eras are displayed beneath large arches against a stylised Mediterranean architectural backdrop.">

Web: www.bmw-welt.com/

Events

18:00Exhibition with DJ

DenkStätte Weiße Rose (Memorial to the White Rose Resistance Movement against the NAZI Regime)

Lichthof LMU, Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1

Tours of „Die Weiße Rose und ihre Flugblätter“ (The White Rose and their Leaflets) in the Memorial to the White Rose Resistance Movement against the NAZI Regime (DenkStätte Weiße Rose) and in the atrium of the LMU Lecture: Historians Kristina Gunne and Yiqing Wang will use a digital city map to explore how streets and public squares in Munich were named in honor of the White Rose resistance group during the postwar period (in Auditorium A 140) <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/d63e9113-7596-45ef-9a1f-4088a70e65c3" alt="The blue street signs “Geschwister-Scholl-Platz” and “Ludwigstraße” stand in the foreground, with Munich’s Siegestor rising behind them.">

Web: www.weisse-rose-stiftung.de/

Events

18:00Visit the DenkStätte (Memorial)
18:45Guided Tour "The White Rose and their Leaflets"
19:30Lecture "Streets and Places Remembering the White Rose in Munich" (Auditorium A 140)
20:15Guided Tour "The White Rose and their Leaflets"
20:30Lecture "Streets and Places Remembering the White Rose in Munich" (Auditorium A 140)
21:15Guided Tour "The White Rose and their Leaflets"

DomagkAteliers halle50

Margarete-Schütte-Lihotzky-Straße 30

The artists of the municipal studio complex at Domagkpark are opening their studios and offering insights into their current work and creative processes. In the exhibition hall, Kunstkonsulat (Art Consulate) is developing an installation for a continually evolving interpretation of the space. Architecture, sound, and the public will be presented in a shifting sequence, creating new relationships and perspectives. The order may differ from the actual sequence, highlighting the fluid and ever-changing nature of the installation. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/005e2d18-7370-4494-864b-05f869d50229" alt="In a large, nearly empty room, a cable descends from a red industrial crane to a pile of rubble and broken concrete on the floor.">

Web: www.domagkateliers.com/

Events

18:00Visist the Ateliers

Erlöserkirche (Church)

Ungererstraße 13

**Mo’ment** explores the fleeting nature of the present moment as the starting point for a dance performance by Ali Adic and Gustaf Mac Kobus. Raw, open, and shaped by the encounter between dancers, musicians, and the audience, the performance will unfold in real time. Sibylle Kobus will capture this energy and transform it into a large-scale sculptural installation made of nylon stockings, creating a visible echo of something that exists only in the here and now. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/4a6f5b0d-5b18-428f-a84e-5937ff517ec2" alt="Two people move between church pews and long stretched fabric bands, surrounded by richly painted arches and wall."> <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/4d0355ed-9fa2-44cd-98aa-bce024710caa" alt="Two people move beneath a large, web-like installation made of brown fabric inside a church with a painted coffered ceiling.">

Web: www.erloeserkirche.de/

Events

19:00Opening of the Performance "Mo'ment"
19:30Dance Performance "Mo'ment"
21:30Dance Performance "Mo'ment"

galleryGEDOKmuc

Schleißheimer Straße 61

**Kol/labor/atorium – Making Democratic Processes Experiential with Art** Visitors are invited to participate in the interdisciplinary “laboratory,” observe the creative process, or ask questions about the practice of art. They will be not merely spectators but also inspiring contributors, bringing their own perspectives and actively engaging in the artistic creation process. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/8ba7f101-f2a7-4cac-b1c9-6ec526dfa454" alt="Numerous used brushes and painted handles covered with traces of colour lie on a stained white cloth on a red floor.">

Web: gedok-muc.de/

Events

18:00Kol/labor/atorium – Making Democratic Processes Experiential with Art

University of Television and Film

Bernd-Eichinger-Platz 1

The HFF, University of Television and Film Munich, where renowned filmmakers such as Caroline Link, Maren Ade, Bernd Eichinger, and Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck studied, the film and television talents of tomorrow are being trained today. During the Long Night of Munich Museums, HFF will showcase the work created by its students in its cinemas, including short feature films and documentaries. (With registration on-site only) <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/0f38088c-cc46-4606-ab34-ac524a8e69b9" alt="The university’s modern glass façade is covered with large black-and-white photographs, while a red carpet, event equipment and several people stand in front of the entrance.">

Web: www.hff-muc.de/

Events

18:00Short Films and Documentaries as well as Readings

Wood Research of the Technical University of Munich

Winzererstraße 45

Discover TUM’s Xylothek, a unique collection of historic and scientific wood libraries. The historic collections tell the story of forests, wood, and forestry science through the centuries. The scientific collection continues to serve as a valuable resource for wood identification and supports the international timber trade in reliably recognizing protected and endangered wood species and monitoring their importation. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/9bfa51c9-1f5c-4840-971f-eed70bd0ef84" alt="A large wooden cabinet is filled with numerous old, narrow cases, some opened to reveal preserved plant or material samples.">

Web: www.hfm.tum.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Xylothek

MunichArt

Amalienstraße 14

**THE FEMALE SHOW ** The exhibition does not focus on femininity in art, but rather on the everyday creative work of female artists. THE FEMALE SHOW brings together works by artists who share nothing in common except the gender identity of their creators. Featuring more than 50 distinct artistic positions, MunichArt presents a broad spectrum of artistic expression shaped by a wide variety of perspectives, influences, and approaches. The exhibition offers a rich and multifaceted insight into the diversity of contemporary artistic practice. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/aeb40166-4afe-4566-85f0-38058ec5d84a" alt="Against a black background stands a flesh-coloured light bulb whose rounded shape resembles a breast, crossed by a wide yellow bar with a black border.">

Web: www.munichart.de/

Events

18:00Exhibition "THE FEMALE SHOW"

Museum Brandhorst

Theresienstraße 35a

Web: www.museum-brandhorst.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibitions

Museum Mineralogia München

Theresienstraße 41, Eingang / Entrance Marianne-v.-Werefkin-Weg

Web: msm.snsb.de/

Events

18:00Exhibition "Mineral Evolution" with Options to Participate

Pinakothek der Moderne

Barer Straße 40

Web: www.pinakothek-der-moderne.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Pinakothek
18:00Education and Outreach Open4: UNEXPECTED – Unexpected Experiences
19:00Education and Outreach Open4: Open4Making – We are the Robots!
19:00Education and Outreach Open4: talk talk – Museum Talks

SEA LIFE Munich

Willi-Daume-Platz 1

Just in time for the Long Night of Munich Museums, SEA LIFE Munich will be transformed into an adventurous pirate treasure island. The tour will take visitors from the local waters of the Isar River to tropical underwater worlds, where colorful coral reefs, seahorses, rays, and Germany’s largest variety of sharks await discovery. The bravest visitors can venture onto the tropical island at the end of the tour and come face-to-face with giant snails and walking leaves. **Last admission: Midnight. Please note that waiting times may occur.** <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/fb72840a-ab31-4215-831a-a9a124d63795" alt="A woman holds her hand against the glass of a large aquarium as a stingray swims close behind it, while a man beside her watches.">

Web: www.visitsealife.com/de/muenchen/

Events

18:00Visit the SEA LIFE

Staatliches Museum Ägyptischer Kunst (State Museum of Egyptian Art)

Gabelsbergerstraße 35

Web: www.smaek.de/

Events

14:00Workshop in the Studio
14:30Guided Tour
15:30Guided Tour
16:30Fairy-Tale Hour
18:00Visit the Museum and Short Guided Tours

Library of the University of Munich

Geschwister-Scholl-Platz 1

**Renamed: Street Names and the Culture of Remembrance in Munich After 1945** This exhibition at the LMU University Library is inviting visitors to explore the city map as a reflection of historical debates and contemporary struggles over interpretation and memory. On the one hand, as early as June 1945, Munich residents proposed naming the squares in front of Ludwig Maximilian University after Hans and Sophie Scholl and Professor Kurt Huber. On the other hand, there are still streets in Munich today that bear the names of figures associated with antisemitism and colonialism. The exhibition examines how street names shape public memory and reveals the ongoing dialogue about how history is remembered and commemorated in urban space. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/97997af4-0de9-48b7-b944-a4a0b40056b8" alt="A historic black-and-white photograph shows a heavily damaged building with a destroyed roof and open arched windows, with a fountain and low shrubs in front.">

Web: www.ub.lmu.de/de/

Events

18:00Visit the University Library
18:00Guided Tour
19:00Guided Tour
20:00Guided Tour

Tour

94 Tour Ost

Linienplan folgt

Alpines Museum des DAV (Alpine Museum of the DAV)

Praterinsel 5

The exhibitions and library of the Alpine Museum explore the enduring fascination of the mountains and bring the Alps to life in the heart of Munich. The special exhibition “Zukunft Alpen. Die Klimaerwärmung” (Future Alps: Climate Change) examines the impacts of climate change, which are particularly visible in the Alpine region. Regular brief, guided tours will provide insights into both the special and permanent exhibitions. At Café Isarlust, visitors will be able to enjoy a selection of sweet and savory treats inspired by the mountains. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/82c9f772-2497-4683-9452-b980d8082ced" alt="Bright exhibition room with parquet flooring, a large wooden panel in the centre and several displays along the walls. A large stone lies on the left, while a small transparent cover containing plants stands on the right.">

Web: www.alpenverein.de/museum

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibition and Short Guided Tours

Archäologische Staatssammlung (Archeological State Collection)

Lerchenfeldstraße 2

Web: www.archaeologie.bayern/

Events

14:00Romans: Deeply in Love
18:00Visit the State Collection – All about Love!
19:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
19:30Curator's Guided Tour
20:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
20:30Curator's Guided Tour
21:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
21:30Curator's Guided Tour
22:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
22:30Curator's Guided Tour
23:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
23:30Curator's Guided Tour
00:00(Love)Songs with Duo Fajora
00:30Curator's Guided Tour

National Museum of Bavaria

Prinzregentenstraße 3

Web: www.bayerisches-nationalmuseum.de/

Events

15:00Animals at the Museum
15:30Animals at the Museum
18:00Visit the Museum
19:00Guided Tour: Noblemen and Master Craftsmanship
19:00Live Music with Anarchist Brass Collective
20:00Guided Tour: Cashmere Shawls and Wasp Waists
21:00Guided Tour: More than Lovebirds
22:00Guided Tour: Marking the Commemorative Year of the Blue Elector
23:00Guided Tour: Knights of Old

The Economical Archive of Bavaria

Orleansstraße 10–12, IHK Campus

**Self-Presentation in Motion Pictures: Historic Corporate Films.** The line between advertising and objective information is a fine one. Ever since motion pictures were invented, companies have used film as a medium for self-presentation. The BWA, Bavarian Business Archive, will be presenting a continuous screening of fascinating historical glimpses into the working worlds of Rodenstock (1956), Pfanni (1969), and Dywidag (around 1991). In addition, guided tours of the archive stacks will be offered continuously from 6 pm to midnight. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/9e24986b-cd28-40ed-b5fa-cf2079e86c28" alt="A long, narrow object made of wooden slats and metal parts lies on a grey floor. A twisted metal rod extends from the structure to a large oval loop made of bent wire.">

Events

18:00Historical Economic Movies
18:00Guided Tours through the Depot

Bayerische Volkssternwarte (People's Observatory of Bavaria)

Rosenheimerstraße 145 Rgb. Eingang / Entrance Anzinger Straße 13

Rosenheimer Straße 145 h (Rgb.), entrance through Anzinger Straße 13 (follow signage). From the bus stop Ostbahnhof with MetroBus 55, StadtBus 145/155 or special shuttle to Anzinger Straße The Bavarian Public Observatory Munich will guide visitors through its exhibition in small groups of around ten people, explaining our solar system with the help of vivid and accessible models. The tour will continue through the ZEISS Planetarium and conclude on the rooftop observation terrace, where participants will be able to visit the telescopes. In clear weather, visitors will have an opportunity to observe some of the most beautiful objects in the evening and night sky. **Tours will begin every 10 minutes. Last admission is at 12:30 am.** <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/32e675f2-e3fe-44b3-b9fb-299fef768093" alt="Beneath a dark blue starry sky, two people stand beside a large white telescope. One person is looking through an eyepiece attached to its side.">

Web: www.sternwarte-muenchen.de/

Events

18:00Short Guided Tours every Ten Minutes

Crelux - a WuXi AppTec Company

Deutsches Museum, Museumsinsel 1

Crelux – a WuXi AppTec Company is a globally active research services provider who will offer fascinating insights into the initial stages of drug discovery and development at the Deutsches Museum. Visitors will be able to learn how proteins are transformed into crystals, what locks and keys have to do with combating disease, and explore how Crelux gains insights into the structure and function of some of the most important building blocks of the human body. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/f5747de8-351a-49b7-8507-2bd03809beb5" alt="Modern multi-storey office building with a strictly gridded façade of narrow vertical windows. The illuminated ground floor is supported by several angled white columns.">

Web: www.crelux.com/

Events

18:00Insights into Medicine Development

Deutsches Museum (German Museum)

Museumsinsel 1, Eingang / Entrance Corneliusbrücke

Web: www.deutsches-museum.de/

Events

18:00Evening Program with Exhibitions, Guided Tours, Demonstrations, Sciece Shows and Art Performances

German-Polish Society Munich

Prinzregentenstraße 7

**Have you ever visited a magical city?** Tonight, Paris comes to Prinzregentenstraße. Visitors are invited to wander through the Paris of the 1920s alongside the novel’s protagonist, listen to selected passages from “Magic City” (Zauberstadt) by Aurelia Wyleżyńska, and discover the photographs by Gabriele Rothweiler inspired by the book. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/70536e3d-edde-4db1-9071-d59614dc7c78" alt="Artistic photomontage of a cityscape with a historic opera building in the centre. Above the rooftops, an oversized pale figure of a woman in a flowing dress appears suspended while holding onto a ring.">

Web: dpgm.de/uber-uns/kontakt/

Events

18:00Visit the Audio-Visual Exhibition

European Patent Office

Bob-van-Benthem-Platz 1

Web: www.epo.org/

Events

18:00Temporary Art Collection at Kulturraum and Cosmic Bar
18:30Artist Talk with Esther Stocker at the Cosmic Bar

Gallery Bezirk Oberbayern (District Upper Bavaria)

Prinzregentenstraße 14

**Ruby Jurkeit and Katharina Schellenberger: Thought Fractures.** Ceramics, projections, and paintings provide glimpses into inner worlds and make visible the forces that shape us: emotions, dreams, memories, relationships, and vulnerability. From 7 pm onward, visitors will be able to enjoy improvisations by musician and sound performer Masako Ohta, artist talks, and performances, as well as creative activities such as intuitive drawing and working with ceramics, guided by the two artists themselves. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/cdbe65a2-98a3-494e-b108-6df5ece47e10" alt="Split image showing two artworks. On the left is a tall body-like form covered with many rectangular blue plates; on the right, a vivid painting depicts intertwined human and animal-like figures in red, green, yellow and blue.">

Web: www.bezirk-oberbayern.de/Kultur/Galerie-Bezirk-Oberbayern/Zur-Galerie-/

Events

18:00Exhibition "Gedanken-Brücke" (Thought-Bridge)
19:00Music Improvisations, Talks and Creative Offers

Consulate General of the Republic of Italy

Möhlstraße 3

“Der lebendige Portraitautomat” (The Living Portrait Booth) is an art project by Barbara Yelin, recipient of the Rome Prize, together with illustrators Fanny Jacquier, Anna Kaufmann, and Claudia Lieb. Visitors will have an opportunity to have themselves captured in spontaneous, hand-drawn portrait sketches. Each portrait is created live and is a one-of-a-kind original. **The project is presented in cooperation with Bayern Design.** <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/33318fb8-aefe-478f-a5ea-599f0dda19ea" alt="Through a rectangular opening in a pale wall, three women can be seen working at a table. They are drawing or writing among papers, cups and other materials.">

Web: consmonacodibaviera.esteri.it/consolato_monacodibaviera/it/

Events

18:00The Living Portrait Machine

Haus der Kunst (House of Art)

Prinzregentenstraße 1

Web: www.hausderkunst.de/

Events

14:00Participate in the Exhibition "Tomás Saraceno: Woven Worlds"
18:00Visit the Exhibitions

Haus des Deutschen Ostens (House of the German East)

Am Lilienberg 5

The exhibition "Einfach schön?“ (Simply Beautiful?) examines, among other things, folk dance, and traditional costumes, questioning their aesthetic appeal and the ways in which they have been shaped by modern perceptions and ideologies. Using the example of the German-speaking population of Eastern Europe between 1920 and 1960, it will demonstrate how seemingly simple “folk culture” has been, and continues to be, politically instrumentalized. A compact yet highly informative exhibition. The restaurant "Bohemia" offers czeck specialties. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/227d8ad9-ea70-41d9-9cf2-0ce0447ed4ac" alt="Exhibition poster featuring a historic black-and-white photograph of three people in traditional clothing. Yellow and pink graphic patterns cover the lower part, with the large title “Einfach schön?”.">

Web: www.hdo.bayern.de/

Events

18:00Exhibition "Simply Beautiful?"

Ceramics Atelier

Preysingstraße 66

**Re: Rococo ** Experience the spirit of the Rococo era in Bavaria at the historic Herbergenhaus of Angelika Maria Stiegler, reinterpreted in the form of exuberant ceramic vessels. Every hour on the hour, visitors will be able to enjoy remarkable stories from this period, including tales of the famous “Mopsorden!” (Order of the Pug), along with other little-known anecdotes. These captivating stories will be brought to life by Rudolf Hartbrunner. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/45ecfcc3-4cd8-493c-83bf-13d1145ccbaa" alt="White, irregularly shaped ceramic sculpture against a pale background. The compact figure consists of numerous layered, highly textured forms resembling body parts, animals and plant-like structures.">

Web: angelika-maria-stiegler.de/

Events

18:00Unbelievable Rococo Stories with Rudolf Hartbrunner
18:00Exhibition "Re: Rococo"
19:00Unbelievable Rococo Stories with Rudolf Hartbrunner
20:00Unbelievable Rococo Stories with Rudolf Hartbrunner
21:00Unbelievable Rococo Stories with Rudolf Hartbrunner
22:00Unbelievable Rococo Stories with Rudolf Hartbrunner
23:00Unbelievable Rococo Stories with Rudolf Hartbrunner
00:00Unbelievable Rococo Stories with Rudolf Hartbrunner

Kunstfoyer der Versicherungskammer Bayern (Art Foyer of the Insurance Chamber of Bavaria)

Thierschplatz 6

**GREENLAND: RAGNAR AXELSSON ** For more than 40 years, Ragnar Axelsson has photographed some of the most remote regions of Greenland. Through powerful images, he captures the existential experience of life at the edge of the inhabitable world. His work reveals the reality of Greenland: a place of extraordinary beauty and constant vulnerability. It portrays a world that is melting before our eyes, with unpredictable global consequences. From 8 pm onward, DJ Kalle & The Temporary Soundmuseum will provide the fitting Arctic soundtrack for the exhibition. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/ace57178-aae6-40b3-80c5-a907afdcea2b" alt="A black and white photography of a big glacier. In the foreground one sees a sled dragged by dogs.">

Web: www.versicherungskammer-kulturstiftung.de/kunstfoyer/

Events

18:00Exhibition "GREENLAND: RAGNAR AXELSSON"
20:00Arctic Sounds with DJ Kalle & The Temporary Soundmuseum

Monacensia at Hildebrand House

Maria-Theresia-Straße 23

Discover the Monacensia im Hildebrandhaus, the city’s former artists’ villa and literary memory. Guided tours of “Literatur & Haltung. Rachel Salamanders Archiv” (Literature & Conviction: The Rachel Salamander Archive) and of “Maria Theresia 23: Biography of a Munich Villa” are taking place. At **9 pm**, visitors will be invited to take part in a pub quiz exploring women’s cultural heritage. Afterwards, music and refreshments will be available in the studio. **The guided tours are offered in cooperation with the Munich Adult Education Center (MVHS).** <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/1ceee4da-f2c2-487d-9a6e-bb6fd16da261" alt="Courtyard of a historic white building with red tiled roofs, green shutters and a rounded bay topped by a green dome. A stone terrace with a balustrade and large trees frame the courtyard.">

Web: www.monacensia.org/

Events

18:00Guided Tour "Literature & Attitude. Rachel Salamander's Archive"
18:00Visit the House
19:00Guided Tour in English "Literature & Attitude. Rachel Salamander's Archive"
20:00Guided Tour "Maria Theresia 23 – Biography of a Mansion"
21:00Pub Quiz about Female Cultural Heritage. Afterwards: Music and Drinks

Müller'sches Volksbad (Müller's Public Bath)

Rosenheimer Straße 1

**“Immerse” yourself at “Museum Volksbad!”** Beginning at 9 pm, visitors will be able to discover the Müller’sches Volksbad, a magnificent public pool and bathing landscape that evokes the artistic sensibilities and lifestyle of the turn of the 20th century. Architects often describe it as a “jewel of Art Nouveau,” while journalists refer to it as a “temple of bathing pleasures.” From **9 pm** onward, guided tours will take visitors through the historic swimming halls and the renowned Roman-Irish bath (ach tour will last approximately 20 minutes, and the number of participants is limited). <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/b6a7262e-9913-439b-87f0-a18fe899e3f9" alt="Historic, symmetrical bathing hall with a round pool in the centre. Pale stone walls, two reddish columns, large arches and an ornate chandelier define the space..">

Web: www.swm.de/baeder/muellersches-volksbad

Events

21:00Guided Tours through the Swimming Halls and the Roman-Irish Bath

Museum Villa Stuck

Prinzregentenstraße 60

Web: www.villastuck.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Exhibitions
18:00Guided Tour around the Historic Spaces with Munich’s Adult Education Center (MVHS)
19:30Guided Tour "No Single View" with the MVHS
21:00Guided Tour around the Historic Spaces with Munich’s Adult Education Center (MVHS)
22:30Guided Tour "Ten Lives" with the MVHS

Collection Schack

Prinzregentenstraße 9

Web: www.pinakothek.de/besuch/sammlung-schack

Events

18:00Visist the Collection
20:00Refined Auditory Experience
20:00At Night in the Museum

Sudetendeutsches Museum (Sudete German Museum)

Hochstraße 10

In 30-minute guided tours, visitors to the Long Night of Munich Museums will gain exclusive insights into the special exhibition “Human und menschlich ...? Die regulierte Vertreibung der Sudetendeutschen“ (Human and Humane ...? The Regulated Expulsion of the Sudeten Germans). Between January and November 1946, more than two million Sudeten Germans were expelled from the Czechoslovak Republic. According to the words of Czechoslovak President Edvard Beneš, this “regulated” expulsion was intended to be conducted in a “human and humane” manner. The exhibition title, marked by a prominent question mark, refers directly to this claim. Eighty years later, the special exhibition commemorates and reflects on these events. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/9e24986b-cd28-40ed-b5fa-cf2079e86c28" alt="A long, narrow object made of wooden slats and metal parts lies on a grey floor. A twisted metal rod extends from the structure to a large oval loop made of bent wire.">

Web: www.sudetendeutsches-museum.de/

Events

14:00Sand-Art-Show
14:45Workshop
15:00Family Guided Tour
15:15Workshop
16:00Sand-Art-Show
16:45Workshop
17:00Family Guided Tour
17:15Workshop
18:00Visit the Permanent Exhibition
18:00Guided Tour through the Special Exhibition "Human and Humane ...?"
19:00Guided Tour through the Special Exhibition "Human and Humane ...?"
20:00Guided Tour through the Special Exhibition "Human and Humane ...?"
21:00Guided Tour through the Special Exhibition "Human and Humane ...?"
23:00Guided Tour through the Special Exhibition "Human and Humane ...?"
00:00Guided Tour through the Special Exhibition "Human and Humane ...?"

Werksviertel Mitte Studio Society

WERK3, Atelierstraße 18

This *Studio Society* in Werksviertel-Mitte is Munich’s premier platform and showcase for outstanding art and innovative formats. During this special evening, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the open studios and engage directly with the artists. Over the past decade, Werksviertel-Mitte, together with the whiteBOX Studios near Munich’s Ostbahnhof, has established itself as a unique center for art and culture. It is a place where contemporary art is created and brought to life through exhibitions, interdisciplinary projects, and installations that extend beyond traditional venues and into the public realm. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/97054b3e-a88d-43f2-911e-06da21719867" alt="A group of people listening to a woman explaining an artwork. It's two lamps shining at each other."> <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/9e24986b-cd28-40ed-b5fa-cf2079e86c28" alt="A long, narrow object made of wooden slats and metal parts lies on a grey floor. A twisted metal rod extends from the structure to a large oval loop made of bent wire.">

Web: werksviertel-kunst.de/

Events

18:00Visit the Workshops

Werksviertel-Mitte Foundation

whiteBOX WERK3, Atelierstraße 18

**T RÄUME (D REAMS)** Over the course of a single day, the diversity of an urban district will be illuminated from a wide range of perspectives. Photographer Julian Schulz portrays 24 people whose work and activities help shape both the historic and newly developed spaces of the area Werksviertel-Mitte. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/4cdf5cc3-b976-441a-86c6-791dff330ed3" alt="The Entrance to Werksviertel-Mitte">

Web: www.werksviertel-mitte.de/kunst-kultur-soziales-bildung/werksviertel-mitte-stiftung-projekte-ggmbh/

Events

18:00Exhibition "T RÄUME" (D REAMS)

Tour

95 Linie Nord

Linienplan folgt

Connects line 92 from Nymphenburg Palace with line 93 from the Olympic Centre and includes the MTU Museum in a round trip between these two locations.

BMW Museum

Am Olympiapark 2

Web: www.bmw-welt.com/

Events

18:00Exhibition with DJ

MTU Museum

Dachauerstraße 665

The MTU Museum, the corporate museum of MTU Aero Engines, is home to a world-renowned collection of exhibits. Spread across nearly 850 square meters, more than 50 exhibits provide a comprehensive overview of the history of powered flight. On display are historic aircraft engines from the earliest days of aviation, including unique examples found nowhere else in the world, as well as complete modern engines and propulsion components. The museum also showcases innovative propulsion technologies for the aviation industry of tomorrow. Dominating the museum entrance is one of the exhibition’s star attractions: the gigantic GP7000 engine, which powers the Airbus A380, the world’s largest passenger aircraft. <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/d55e552d-514b-4ca2-944e-bea7cea266c8" alt="A large aircraft engine stands on metal supports beneath a canopy, with the numerous dark blades of the large fan visible at the front."> <img src="https://cms-test.muenchner.de/assets/bedc79ab-c972-437c-8d32-6557411b4ab4" alt="A modern, dark-clad museum façade with large glass windows reveals aircraft engines and technical components displayed in the brightly lit interior.">

Web: www.mtu.de/de/ueber-uns/mtu-museum/

Events

18:00Visit the Factory Museum

Museum Mensch und Natur (Museum of Man and Nature)

Schloss Nymphenburg

Web: www.mmn-muenchen.de/

Events

18:00Live Music with Toni Bartl: "Don't dump anything"
18:00Exhibitions, Program to Participate, Information