Museum Ludwig / Museum Ludwig
The Ludwig Museum is a German art museum, one of the most important in the city of Cologne. It contains a wide variety of works from the 20th and 21st centuries, from abstract art, German expressionism and surrealism to Pop Art.Events: https://www.museum-ludwig.de/en/visit/events-and-activities/calendar.html
Entrance fee: https://www.museum-ludwig.de/en/visit/information/tickets-opening-hours.html
Opening hours and closing days: https://www.museum-ludwig.de/en/visit/information/tickets-opening-hours.html
Access preferences
- 360º Panoramic Tour (Visual Experiences)
Discover highlights of the permanent collection virtually in a 360º tour
- Disabled parking (Parking)
There are two handicapped parking spots on Bischofsgartenstraße, which are a short distance from the barrier-free entrance to the museum.
- General Accessibility (Accessibility)
Entering the Museum.
Barrier-free access to the Museum Ludwig is possible via an elevator on Bischofsgartenstraße. The entrance to the elevator is located below the south entrance to the museum. On the left side of the glass door is a doorbell at a height of 110 cm, which you can use to inform our security personnel of your arrival.Inside the Museum.
From the foyer you can reach the ticket desk and the entrance to the museum via two glass doors. The glass doors have a passage width of 177 cm.
All exhibition areas in the building can be reached via elevators.Handicapped-Accessible Toilets. All the toilets have an emergency bell and are accessible via elevators.
According to the guidelines of the city of Cologne, people with 50% degree of disability and above pay half the admission price to the Museum Ludwig.
People accompanying visitors with a disability card designated “B” will receive free admission. Guide dogs are allowed in the museum.
- Sustainability (Environmentally responsible)
As a public institution committed to social, ecological and economic responsibility, sustainability is a concern for the Ludwig Museum at all operational levels, with the aim of better protecting people and nature now and in the future.
Contact info
Museum Ludwig,
Bischofsgartenstraße 1, D,
50667 Cologne, Germany.
49-221-221-22428
annegret.niermann@museum-ludwig.de
https://www.museum-ludwig.de/en.html