Everything You
Need for Your Visit
Opening times
Tuesday–Sunday and public holidays
(Closed on Mondays except in August)
10 am–6 pm
April–October
10 am–5 pm
Closed 24th and 31st December
Special opening times
We also open outside our regular opening times for special events.
Further information and conditions on request from:
Janet Haarbach
info@franz-marc-museum.de
+49 (0) 8851-92488-17
Entrance
& Prices
(incl. permanent collection, special exhibition and audio guide in web app)
€11.00
Adults, regular
€2.50
Children & young people (age 7–16)
€22.00
Family ticket
€37.50
Annual pass
€1.50
Audio guide hire (free for children)
Combined ticket for museum and boat trip
€20.00
Adults
€9.00
Children & young people (until 7 years)
Concessions
€6.00
School/university students, trainees, disabled (disability grade 50% and over), with ID
€9.50
Gästekarten (Blaues Land, Kochel, Benediktbeuern)
Guest card holders (Blaues Land, Kochel, Benediktbeuern), Visitors using public transport, on presentation of ticket, MuSeenKarte Expressionismus
Group reductions
€2.50
School classes, per student
€9.50
Groups of 12 and over, per person
How to reach us
Franz Marc Museum
Visitor parking
Mittenwalder Straße
82431 Kochel am See
By car
To get to the Franz Marc Museum from Munich or Garmisch-Partenkirchen, take the A95 motorway and exit at junction 10 for Murnau/Kochel. Continue for approx. 9 kilometres to Kochel am See.
From Bad Tölz, take the B472 and B11 to Kochel am See. Once in Kochel, follow the signs to the museum.
Parking
Car parking (P1) is available at the lake, B 11, Mittenwalder Strasse. From there, the museum is approx. 5 minutes’ walk through Franz Marc Park.
Additional coach and car parking (P2) is also available at the lake (B11, Mittenwalder Strasse). From there, the museum is approximately 10 minutes’ walk.
Coach drivers can deposit passengers at P1 and then park their vehicle at P2.
Disabled parking is available directly behind the museum (Franz Marc Park 7). Access is via Alte Strasse and Rothenberg Süd.
By train
Trains run hourly between Munich and Kochel. The museum is approx. 15 minutes’ walk from Kochel station (signposted).
Alternatively, take the 9608 bus (to Garmisch-Partenkirchen) from Kochel station and alight at the stop »Franz Marc Museum«.
Taxi service: Thalhuber. Booking by telephone +49 (0) 162-6790071 or by email at fahren@auto-thalhuber.de.
By boat
From Easter to October, the »Franz Marc Museum« landing-stage is served by the motor cruiser »Herzogstand«. During these months, a lake cruise can be combined with a visit to the museum.
The combined »Schiff & Museum« ticket includes a boat cruise on Lake Kochel and entry to the Franz Marc Museum. You can break your journey to visit the museum and continue later.
For more information, visit: www.motorschifffahrt-kochelsee.de.
Audio Guide
Audio guides for adults and children can be found in our web app, which can be accessed free of charge on our website. Audio guide devices can be hired from the museum ticket office.
The app is your personal companion before, during and after your visit to the museum. As well as audio guides, it offers an audio tour of the Sculpture Park and interesting facts about the museum’s founders, its architecture and the history of the collection.
Barrier-Free Access
The Franz Marc Museum is committed to providing barrier-free access to art and culture. Our goal is to provide an unrestricted and enriching museum experience to all visitors, regardless of their physical or cognitive abilities.
Access and mobility
The path to the museum includes a partly steep incline, which may be challenging for some visitors. Please take this into account when planning your visit.
Visitors with limited mobility can be dropped off directly in front of the museum (access via “Alte Straße”).
Disabled parking spaces are available in the immediate vicinity of the museum entrance.
Step-free access: All exhibition spaces are level or accessible via the lift.
The step-free sanitary facilities on the ground floor are equipped with grab rails and have adequate space for easy movement.
Education, engagement, communication
Our audio guides are a key element of our accessible services. They contain detailed audio descriptions of the artworks for visitors with visual impairments.
Transcriptions of the audio guides are available for visitors with hearing impairments.
Information about the museum is also provided in Easy Language to support visitors with cognitive impairments or limited language skills.
Contact
Do you have an enquiry about your visit?
Please contact:
Guided Tours
Public & Private
Explore art more deeply – with public and private tours in various formats.
Children
& Families
An exciting day for the whole family. The Franz Marc Museum offers a wide range of experiences for all ages.
Cake
& Art
Before or after your exhibition visit – Franz am See offers delicious food, ice cream and homemade cake.