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Kunstvermittlung & Besucherservice T +49 (0)89 KUNSTVERMITTLUNG & BESUCHERSERVICE T +49 (0)89 23805-284 [email protected] INFORMATION SHEET – PRIVATE GUIDED TOURS IN THE PINAKOTHEKS, MUSEUM BRANDHORST, SAMMLUNG SCHACK We are happy to arrange guides for you for private tours. You can choose between a variety of different themes, general tours and tours of special exhibitions. Your tour request will be considered binding upon receipt of the request form and processed accordingly. Please notice that we need your reservation 5 weekdays in advance. We regret that we cannot guarantee the availability of any times requested – particularly in the case of special exhibitions. If a time is no longer available, an alternative will be suggested. You should expect a response to your request within one week. Duration: 90 minutes Participants: max. 25 persons (cabinets and special exhibitions are subject to special rules regarding groups and the number of participants). Prices: Weekdays and saturdays German language 110 Euros | Other languages 120 Euros (plus admission) Sundays and holidays German language 135 Euros | Other languages 145 Euros (plus admission) Please note that 19% VAT will be added to guides’ fees for tours for companies. All guides work on a freelance basis and are generally paid in cash at the end of the tour. Starting time: earliest possible beginning 10.15 a.m., last tour starts two hours before closing Meeting point: At the information desk in the respective museum Topics: ALTE PINAKOTHEK - Highlights of the Alte Pinakothek - Cabinet Tour (maximum 12 participants) - Innovations in Painting between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance – Color-Space- Nature (beginning autumn 2018) - Grand Tour through the Italian art of Florence, Venice, Rome (beginning autumn 2018) - Rubens and Rembrandt: Great Masters - The Alte Pinakothek through biographies - More than Murillo. Spanish Baroque - Street urchins and mistresses. Spanish and French painting - Current exhibitions (see programme) Stand: Januar 2018 KUNSTVERMITTLUNG & BESUCHERSERVICE T +49 (0)89 23805-284 [email protected] NEUE PINAKOTHEK - Highlights of the Neue Pinakothek - Neue Pinakothek - Ludwig I and the First Museum for Contemporary Art - Moving into the Modern – Forerunners of 20th Century Art in the Neue Pinakothek Landscapes - Idyllic Views, Romantic Outlooks and Realistic Open-air Scenes - Umbrellas, Bowler Hats, Etc. The Neue Pinakothek through biographies - European Tour. Painters, Places and Ideas - Current exhibitions (see programme) PINAKOTHEK DER MODERNE - Highlights: The Pinakothek der Moderne - Four Museums - Masterpieces of Classical Modern Art - Warhol, Beuys and the international development of art after the Second World War - Contemporary Works - Current exhibitions Architecture (see programme) - Current exhibitions Works on paper (see programme) - Current exhibitions Die Neue Sammlung (Design) (see programme) - Current exhibitions Modern Art (see programme) MUSEUM BRANDHORST - Highlights of Museum Brandhorst - Cy Twombly - Current exhibitions (see programme) SAMMLUNG SCHACK - Highlights of Sammlung Schack We are looking forward to your visit and wish you a pleasant stay in our museum! Stand: Januar 2018 KUNSTVERMITTLUNG & BESUCHERSERVICE T +49 (0)89 23805-284 [email protected] General information on arranging private guided tours through the Visitor Service of the Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen To organise guided tours for private groups applications must be made in writing. Please complete our application form and return it to us. We will forward your application to our team of freelance art mediators. A guide, working on his or her own account, will then be arranged for you. Please note that requests for guided tours can only be processed when submitted at least 5 work days before your planned visit. Payment Please see our current ‘Information for Visitors’ page. Generally speaking, guides are paid in cash at the end of the tour. Any other form of payment, such as by bank transfer, must be arranged directly with the guide in advance. In the case of company bookings, guides are entitled to add VAT/sales tax to their fee. The admission price is not included in the fee for guided tours. Tickets for the respective museum or special exhibition must be bought on the day of your visit at the ticket counter. Unfortunately tickets cannot be bought in advance. Entrance fees and conditions of sale can be found under our current ‘Information for Visitors’ page. Cancellation If a tour has to be cancelled, the guide must be contacted directly at least three work days before the date agreed for the tour. If this deadline is not met, the guide has the right to charge a cancellation fee. Museum regulations All museum visitors are obliged to observe museum regulations. Should you have any questions about these regulations, please contact us directly. Please note, that for safety reasons, the maximum number of participants on a guided tour is 25. For guided tours of the cabinet and special exhibitions, this rule may vary. Data protection All data supplied by you in connection with your application is stored for further processing. Your data will be treated confidentially and will not be forwarded to unauthorised parties. Your personal data is only used to process, execute and complete your booking enquiry. Your data will not be used for the purposes of advertising, market research or opinion surveys without your personal permission. Stand: Januar 2018 KUNSTVERMITTLUNG & BESUCHERSERVICE T +49 (0)89 23805-284 [email protected] Opening hours: Alte Pinakothek: Daily except MON 10.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m. TUE 10.00 a.m. - 8.00 p.m. Neue Pinakothek: Daily except TUE 10.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m. WED 10.00 a.m. - 8.00 p.m. Pinakothek der Moderne: Daily except MON 10.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m. THU 10.00 a.m. - 8.00 p.m. Museum Brandhorst: Daily except MON 10.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m. THU 10.00 a.m. - 8.00 p.m. Sammlung Schack: Daily except MON and TUE 10.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m. Every 1st and 3rd WED in the month 10.00 a.m. - 8.00 p.m. Regular Alte Pinakothek 4 euros | reduced 2 euros (up to summer 2018 7 admission: euros | reduced 5 euros) Neue Pinakothek: 7 euros | reduced 5 euros Pinakothek der Moderne: 10 euros | reduced 7 euros Museum Brandhorst: 7 euros | reduced 5 euros Sammlung Schack: 4 euros | reduced 3 euros Tagesticket: 12 euros | except special exhibitions 5erTicket: 29 euros | except special exhibitions Sonntags in allen 1 euro | except special exhibitions Pinakotheken Free admission is granted to children and teens under 18 years old, School classes and accompanying teachers Prices subject to change | Special exhibitions are possibly not included DIRECTIONS: Tram No 27 to Pinakotheken Underground (U-Bahn) U2 to Königsplatz or Theresienstraße U3 | U6 to Odeonsplatz oder Universität U4 | U5 to Odeonsplatz Bus No 154 to Schellingstraße No 100 (Museumslinie / museum line) to Pinakotheken No 100 (Museumslinie / museum line) to Maxvorstadt/Sammlung Brandhorst Coach Two coach parking spaces are available in front of the Neue Pinakothek. Parking is limited to two hours (with parking disc) between 10.00 a.m. and 8.00 p.m. You can reach the Sammlung Schack by Bus No 100 (Museumslinie / museum line) to Reitmorstraße/ Schack Galerie Tram No 17 to Nationalmuseum We recommend the use of public transportation. Parking is not available. Stand: Januar 2018 .
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