Museum for
contemporary art
Inzidenz unter 35 (26.09.21)
SIGHTING IV in Flossenbürg: The 32.4 m high sculpture from the collection of the mSE Kunsthalle is temporarily installed in Upper Palatinate.
Crucifix II by Ernst Barlach in the local church
The winners have been determined
Current exhibition
no end date yet
KAIROS. The Right Moment
Christian Zott takes you on a journey through 2,000 years of European art with paintings by Wolfgang Beltracchi and photographs by Mauro Fiorese.
ÖFFNUNGSZEITEN
mSE Kunsthalle
Weiherweg 32
82497 Unterammergau
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Opening hours:
Friday to Sunday, 11 am to 6 pm
The mSE Kunsthalle is closed on the following holidays - New Year's Day, Good Friday, May 1st, November 1st, Chistmas Eve, Chistmas Day, New Year's Eve
Corona rules
Stand: 27.09.21
Two sets of rules with different conditions apply. The incidence rate determines the application of the 3G rule. The hospital traffic light determines the validity of mask rules, testing rules and other rules that are still unknown.
Please check the current local incidence rate in the Landkreis Garmisch-Partenkirchen (https://www.lra-gap.de/de/7-tage-inzidenz.html) and the traffic light phase of the Bavarian Freistaat (https://www.stmgp.bayern.de/coronavirus/) or call us during opening hours (+49 8822 9399010).
An incidence rate above 35 triggers the 3G rule: All visitors must produce a valid negative test certificate, a valid proof of recovery or a valid vaccination certificate.
A test certificate is valid, if it documents a PCR test that was taken within the last 48 hours, or if it documents an antigen test that was taken within the last 24 hours under the condition of a green hospital traffic light phase. Should the hospital traffic light switch to yellow or red, an antigen test could – this has not been determined yet – no longer suffice. A proof of recovery is valid for six months. A vaccination certificate is valid for a year, if the complete vaccination happened 14 days ago. Certificates can be provided as printed documents or preferably via the CovPass app.
During the green phase of the hospital traffic light the general rules for hygiene and distance apply. You are required to wear a mask indoors. A medical mask suffices, FFP2 masks are not mandatory. Fur-thermore, the testing rules (see above) apply in the case of the 3G rule. Should the hospital traffic light turn yellow or red, the Bavarian government will decide on further measures (possibly on an FFP2 mandate or on a maximum number of visitors), though it is unknown which measures that will be.
This summary of the corona rules is not guaranteed. We put it together to the best of our knowledge and belief. Good luck!
House rules and fine print
We welcome all visitors and hope to ensure an inspiring and pleasant visit to our museum and the sculpture garden. We kindley ask you to observe the following rules and notices that serve to guarantee the safety of the artworks and the quality of their presentation.
Access to the exhibition
- The exhibition space of the mSE Kunsthalle is barrier free, the sculpture garden (grawel paths with low incline) can be accessed with strollers and wheelchairs.
- Please park only in the designated parking spots. The court in front of the mSE Kunsthalle must remain accessible to firetrucks and ambulances at all times.
- The Access to the office or conference rooms on the ground floor (doors marked "mSE") is not permitted.
- Bulky objects without medical purpose (umbrellas, backpacks, hiking sticks etc.) have to be deposed at the reception. You are welcome to carry a handbag. There are no lockers.
- Bicycles, scooters and comparable vehicles are not allowed indoors or in the sculpture garden.
- The sculpture garden may be visited with leashed dogs. In the exhibition, dogs or other animals (without medical purpose) are not allowed even when carried.
- The restrooms are accessible to our guests only.
Rules for the exhibition space and the sculpture garden
- In the entire mSE Kunsthalle and the sculpture garden smoking is not allowed. You are welcome to smoke at the ashtray in the court in front of the museum. Please inform the staff at the reception, should you wish to reenter after your break.
- Food and beverages are not allowed in the mSE Kunsthalle and the sculpture garden, as is eating and drinking.
- You may not touch the artworks in the mSE Kunsthalle. Please keep a distance from the artworks of at least 50 cm (2 ft).
- All visitors are liable for all damages they may have caused. Parents or supervisors are liable for their children's behaviour. They are required to supervise their children and to ensure the safety of the artworks and the observance of the house rules.
- With consideration of other visitors, we ask you, not to make or take calls in the exhibition, and to mute your mobile phone. Please use headphones for our exhibition app.
Filming and taking pictures
- You are welcome to photograph for non commercial use (no flash please).
- Requests for commercial use or filming via info@mse-solutions.com.
Please follow the instructions of the staff at all times.
Ticket prices
Combination: Kunsthalle and sculpture garden
€9,50 (regular), €7 (reduced), €2 (kids)
Kunsthalle (without sculpture garden)
€7 (regular), €5 (reduced), 2€ (kids)
Sculpture garden
€4 (regular), €3 (reduced), €1 (kids)
Guided tours
€80 (per group), €150 (with the curator)
Fine Print
Reduced entrance fee for students, people with disabilities and inhabitants of the Ammer Valley (PLZ: 82435, 82433, 82488, 82487, 82442, 82497). Kids are considered to be seven to seventeen years old. Children younger than seven are admitted without charge. There are no other reductions (for example for senior citicens, artists or ICOM-card ownres). Members of the press may not generally enter without charge. Please make an appointment in advance.
Guided Tours generally (not now, though, Covid!) take place on Saturday and Sunday at 11:30 am. Individual guided tours and the guided tour with the curator can be booked via info@mse-kunsthalle.de. In need to buy a ticket to enter in addition to the price of the guided tour.
