Munich Museum of Egyptian Art

5 张娅 - a month ago

I just like this place.Small but well designed.the Visiting route is fantastically arranged,even on Sunday full of people,you won’t feel so much unpleasant.
The audio guide offers the possibility for kids to have some fun with quiz.Thanks for the fantastic museum staff Team.We had a great time there.

5 Christina - 7 months ago

Go on Sundays for €1! Most signs are also in English. The museum has a one way track, follow the metal arrows on the floor (they're actually easy to miss). We spent about two hours here. There is a small gift shop and Café but we found the cappuccinos bad and watery.

4 Rik D - 5 months ago

I certainly enjoyed the Munich Museum of Egyptian Art, which is probably due to having an interest in this area of history. The range of artifacts provides a good balance. The location itself is quite remote away from the immediate city centre. However, 7 Euros is great value or 1 Euro on a Sunday.

5 Jeanette Mercer - 4 months ago

I loved the museum! I have to say I had a lovely time there. It’s so well taken care of, everything is beautiful placed and making going through the museum a wonderful and educational time. The staff were just so nice, kind and helpful! I would recommend a visit!

5 Kixi 221 - 3 months ago

If you plan on coming here it takes more than 3 hours to fully enjoy it and definitely reccomend getting an audio guide it literally explains every detail of every piece in the museum. And most importantly don't forget to visit the gift shop before leaving you can find some goods in there.

5 Ejona Gjika - a month ago

Quite a nice museum. There is a guided line on the floor you can follow that gives a 'timeline' to the visit to the museum and makes it even more interesting. A lot of art, archeological pieces, as well as interactive material in different languages. The antique artefacts placed in a relatively modern building made for quite a unique experience.

5 Val Santiago - 2 months ago

Great place. We went on an extremely hot day and it was a safe heaven. The exhibit is super interesting and you really get to watch everything up close.