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A horse-drawn carriage displayed on a red carpet (representative image, not the actual Marstallmuseum interior)
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Marstallmuseum Guide: Tickets, Hours & Which Pass Includes It

Representative image of a royal carriage collection — not a photograph of the actual Marstallmuseum interior.

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💶 Box Office Price

€8.00

🎟️ Reduced Price

€7.00

🕒 Opening Hours

09:00 - 18:00

📋 Entry Rules

No reservation required per the official page.

🗓️ Seasonal Opening Hours
1 Apr - 15 Oct Daily 09:00 - 18:00
16 Oct - 31 Mar Daily 10:00 - 16:00
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What The Ticket Includes

Royal carriages/sleighs (Marstallmuseum) plus the Nymphenburg Porcelain collection, one building, one ticket. Separate from the palace apartments (nymphenburg) and the park pavilions (nymphenburg-parkburgen).

Ticket Options & Pricing
OptionPriceReservationBooking
Standard Adult Ticket (covers both Marstallmuseum + Porcelain Museum) €8.00 Not required Online or on-site
Reduced Ticket €7.00 Not required Online or on-site
Turbopass Munich Pass Disputed — see FAQ N/A Digital, redeem at entrance
Turbopass Munich Card Discounted (amount not confirmed) N/A Digital, redeem at entrance

Ticket Options

Official Ticket

€8.00

City Pass

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Overview & History

The Marstallmuseum holds the Wittelsbach dynasty's royal carriages and sleighs, sharing its building and one combined ticket with the Museum Nymphenburger Porzellan (porcelain collection) upstairs. It is a separate ticket from the Nymphenburg Palace apartments and from the park pavilions — see the main Nymphenburg Palace guide for those.

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Pass Compatibility

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Whether this is included with the Turbopass Munich Pass is a genuine, unresolved conflict between two official Turbopass sources — see the FAQ below. Discounted with the Turbopass Munich Card.

Turbopass Munich Pass

official sources currently disagree — check current conditions when booking. Two official/first-party Turbopass channels disagree on whether the Marstallmuseum (with the Porcelain Museum) is free with the Turbopass Munich Pass. Not resolved by scope (both describe the same current City Pass product) — represented honestly as a conflict rather than picking one side. Do not render a one-sided INCLUDED or NOT_INCLUDED claim for this specific component.

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Turbopass Munich Card

Discounted. A discount is available with this pass; the exact current amount should be confirmed when booking. Discount confirmed to exist per Turbopass's general statement that Turbopass Munich Card holders get a discount on 'every individual ticket' for the Nymphenburg complex components, but the exact current EUR amount for this specific component was not separately confirmed.

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Data Provenance

Source Schloss Nymphenburg / Bayerische Schlösserverwaltung (official)
Last Verified 2026-09-09

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Turbopass Munich Pass include the Marstallmuseum?
This is genuinely unresolved. Munich's official joint 2026 price-list PDF lists the 'Marstall Museum (Nymphenburg)' as a free-included item. But Turbopass's own dedicated Nymphenburg attraction page states you need to buy three individual tickets (or a complete ticket) to visit the whole complex — implying it is NOT included free, only discounted via the Turbopass Munich Card. Both are official Turbopass-linked sources describing the same current product, and they disagree. Confirm directly with Turbopass before assuming either answer.
Is this the same ticket as the Porcelain Museum?
Yes — the Marstallmuseum (royal carriages) and the Museum Nymphenburger Porzellan (porcelain collection) share one building and one combined €8/€7 ticket; they are not separately ticketed from each other.
Is this the same ticket as the Nymphenburg Palace apartments?
No. The palace apartments, this carriage/porcelain museum, and the park pavilions are three separately priced tickets — see the main Nymphenburg Palace guide for the palace apartments and the park pavilions.
What are the opening hours?
1 April - 15 October: daily 09:00-18:00. 16 October - 31 March: daily 10:00-16:00.
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