Object information:

Information

Verwaltung der
Residenz München
Residenzstraße 1
80333 München
Telefon (0 89) 2 90 67-1
Fax (0 89) 2 90 67-2 25
E-Mail ResidenzMuenchen
@bsv.bayern.de
externer Link / external link www.residenz-muenchen.de

Opening hours

1 April - 31 July
Mondays-Saturdays: 2pm-6pm
Sundays and public holidays:
9am-6pm (last entry: 5pm)
1 August - 12 September
daily 9am-6pm (last entry: 5pm)
13 September - 15 October
Mondays-Saturdays: 2pm-6pm
Sundays and public holidays:
9am-6pm (last entry: 5pm)
16 October - 31 March
Mondays-Saturdays: 2pm-5pm
Sundays and public holidays:
10am-5pm (last entry: 4pm)

Closed on: 
1.1., Shrove Tuesday, 24.12., 25.12., 31.12.

Admission charges 2012 

3.50 euros regular
2.50 euros reduced internal link

Combination ticket
Residenz Museum / Treasury / Cuvilliés Theatre:
13 euros regular
10.50 euros reduced internal link

internal link Annual season tickets /
14-days-tickets

Overview about all admission charges and opening hours
external linl - link opend in a new window download (pdf-file)

More information interner Link
(notes for the disabled, further museums, restaurants, …)

 

Information for the disabled:

Access via ramp, toilets for the disabled available

Franchised restaurants and hotels:

Pfälzer Residenzweinstube
Tel. (0 89) 22 56 28
externer Link www.bayernpfalz.de

Welser Kuche
Residenzstraße 27
Tel. (0 89) 29 69 73

Schumann's Bar am Hofgarten
Odeonsplatz 6/7
Tel. (0 89) 22 90 60

Nearest railway station:

Munich
External link www.bahn.de

Public transport with nearest stop:

S 1+2, 4-8 to "Marienplatz"

Public transport with nearest stop:

U 3-6 to "Marienplatz"

Public transport with nearest stop:

Bus 100 to "Odeonsplatz"
Tram 19 to "Nationaltheater"

Parking space:

Underground parking at "Max-Joseph-Platz"


The weather today:

www.wetter.com

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Cuvilliés Theatre – Munich (Residenz)

Picture: Interior

The theatre was built from 1751 to 1755 under Elector Max III Joseph from plans by François Cuvilliés the Elder. Numerous magnificent productions of baroque operas were staged here, including the premiere of Mozart's "Idomeneo" in 1781. Although the building was destroyed in the Second World War, the tiers of boxes had previously been removed and stored for safe-keeping outside Munich: by 1958 they had been reincorporated in another building, in the Apothekenstock (Apothecary Block) of the Residenz on the internal link Brunnenhof (Fountain Court). This european work of art, a jewel of court Rococo, can thus be appreciated again today in all its former splendour.

internal link Residenz Museum
internal link Treasury
internal link Munich Court Garden

 

Further information you will find on
External link www.residenz-muenchen.de

 

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