Paintings displayed on a white gallery wall (representative image, not the actual Lenbachhaus building)
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Lenbachhaus Guide: Tickets, Hours & Which Pass Includes It

Representative image of a modern art gallery interior — not a photograph of the actual Lenbachhaus building.

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💶 Box Office Price

€10.00

🎟️ Reduced Price

€6.00

🕒 Opening Hours

Tue-Sun & holidays: 10:00 - 18:00 · Thu: 10:00 - 20:00 (hours vary — see full schedule below)

📋 Entry Rules

No reservation required.

🗓️ Seasonal Opening Hours
Year-round Tue-Sun & holidays 10:00 - 18:00
Year-round Thu 10:00 - 20:00

Closed On: Closed every Monday. Free admission first Thursday of the month, 18:00-22:00 ('extra+' program).

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What The Ticket Includes

Der Blaue Reiter / Kandinsky collection and modern art.

Ticket Options & Pricing
OptionPriceReservationBooking
Standard Adult Ticket €10.00 Not required Online or on-site
Reduced Ticket €6.00 Not required Online or on-site
Turbopass Munich Pass Included N/A Digital, redeem at entrance
Turbopass Munich Card Discounted (amount not confirmed) N/A Digital, redeem at entrance

Ticket Options

Official Ticket

€10.00

City Pass

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Overview & History

Lenbachhaus holds Munich's Der Blaue Reiter and Kandinsky collection. Unlike the nearby Bavarian state museums (Alte Pinakothek, Pinakothek der Moderne, and others), it is municipally operated by the City of Munich — a distinction that matters because its discount rules differ from the state museums' pattern.

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Pass Compatibility

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Included free with the Turbopass Munich Pass. Discounted (not free) with the Turbopass Munich Card.

Turbopass Munich Pass

Included. Listed on the official joint 2026 price-list PDF's inclusion list, despite Lenbachhaus being municipally (not state) operated — the pass's partner network is separate from the museum's own Sunday-discount policy.

Turbopass Munich Card

Discounted. A discount is available with this pass; the exact current amount should be confirmed when booking. Same general discount-partner basis; no specific figure confirmed this session.

Data Provenance

Source Lenbachhaus (official)
Last Verified 2026-09-09

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Sunday €1 discount that other Munich museums offer apply here?
No. Lenbachhaus is confirmed via its own official page to have no Sunday-discount rule — that pattern belongs to the nearby Bavarian state museums (Alte Pinakothek, Pinakothek der Moderne, and others), not to Lenbachhaus, which is municipally operated.
Is there any way to visit for free?
Yes — free admission on the first Thursday of the month, 18:00-22:00, as part of the museum's 'extra+' program.
What does the collection focus on?
Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider) expressionist group and Wassily Kandinsky, alongside broader modern art.
Which Munich pass includes Lenbachhaus?
The Turbopass Munich Pass includes it for free. The Turbopass Munich Card discounts it, though the exact amount hasn't been independently confirmed.
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