- +49 (0)351 49190
- Museum Information: +49 (0)351 49142000
- Located at main entrance ticket counter
- Advance reservations recommended
- Identification required for ticket pickup
- Open 30 minutes before first tour/entry time
- Limited on-site parking
- Nearby public parking garages
- Street parking with metered zones
- Recommended to use public transportation
- Closest tram/bus stops: Theaterplatz
- Wheelchair accessible pathways
- Elevator access in main museum buildings
- Limited mobility assistance available
- Free companion ticket for disabled visitors
- Advanced notice recommended for special accommodations
- No food or drink inside exhibition areas
- Photography permitted without flash
- Quiet, respectful behavior expected
- Bags must be checked at coat check
- No large backpacks or luggage allowed
- Children under 18 free with paying adult
- Family-friendly guided tours available
- Children must be supervised
- Stroller parking provided
- Interactive exhibits for young visitors
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