Regular opening hours

Monday: closed
Tuesday to Friday: 9.30 am – 5 pm
Saturday to Sunday: 10 am – 5 pm
Public holidays: 10 am – 5 pm

Special opening hours

Saxon autumn and winter holidays: Monday to Friday 9.30 am – 5 pm, Saturday and Sunday 10 am – 5 pm
Public holidays, Easter Monday, Whit Monday, 26 December: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
24, 25 and 31 December, 1 January: closed

Regular opening hours

Monday: closed
Tuesday to Friday: 9.30 am – 5 pm
Saturday to Sunday: 10 am – 5 pm
Public holidays: 10 am – 5 pm

Special opening hours

Saxon autumn and winter holidays: Monday to Friday 9.30 am – 5 pm, Saturday and Sunday 10 am – 5 pm
Public holidays, Easter Monday, Whit Monday, 26 December: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
24, 25 and 31 December, 1 January: closed

day tickets

adults: 5,00 €
children (6-16 years): 2,00 €
family (2 adults, up to 5 children): 10,00 €
reduced (students, apprentices, senior citizens, seriously disabled persons): 3,00 €
small family (1 adult, up to 5 children): 6,00 €

annual tickets

adults: 25,00 €
children (6-16 years): 9,00 €
family: 50,00 €
reduced (students, apprentices, senior citizens, seriously disabled persons): 15,00 €
small family: 25,00 €

groups (from 8 persons)

adults: 3,00 €
children (6-16 years): 1,00 €
reduced: 2,00 €
 

guided tours
guided tour 45 min: 12,00 €
 

free entry
every 1st Sunday of the month
dogs (assistance dogs only)
Senckenberg employees
kindergartens
employees of all Leibniz and other natural history museums
ICOM members
Senckenberg members
photo and video (for private purpose only, no flash, no tripods)
refugees (free tickets available in the Görlitz familiy office)
school classes from Görlitz-Zgorzelec

day tickets

adults: 5,00 €
children (6-16 years): 2,00 €
family (2 adults, up to 5 children): 10,00 €
reduced (students, apprentices, senior citizens, seriously disabled persons): 3,00 €
small family (1 adult, up to 5 children): 6,00 €

annual tickets

adults: 25,00 €
children (6-16 years): 9,00 €
family: 50,00 €
reduced (students, apprentices, senior citizens, seriously disabled persons): 15,00 €
small family: 25,00 €

groups (from 8 persons)

adults: 3,00 €
children (6-16 years): 1,00 €
reduced: 2,00 €
 

guided tours
guided tour 45 min: 12,00 €
 

free entry
every 1st Sunday of the month
dogs (assistance dogs only)
Senckenberg employees
kindergartens
employees of all Leibniz and other natural history museums
ICOM members
Senckenberg members
photo and video (for private purpose only, no flash, no tripods)
refugees (free tickets available in the Görlitz familiy office)
school classes from Görlitz-Zgorzelec

Address

Senckenberg Museum für Naturkunde Görlitz
Am Museum 1
02826 Görlitz
Germany

Telefon: +49 (0)3581/4760-5100
Telefax: +49 (0)3581/4760-5101
E-Mail: post-gr@senckenberg.de
Web: https://museumgoerlitz.senckenberg.de/en

The nearest train station is “Bahnhof Görlitz” (1 km distance to the museum).

The nearest tramway station is “Demianiplatz” (50 m distance to the museum). From railway station use tram 2 or 3 in direction “Königshufen”.

From Zgorzelec / Poland  choose Bus no P.

The nearest airport is Dresden.

GPS: 51.153431,14.986788

Please note that no parking spaces are available at the museum!

You can, however, use the nearby public parking spaces which are subject to charges.

– Parking lot Obermarkt, 200 m walking distance via Steinstraße

– Parking garage City Center, Frauenkirche 12, 200 m walk across the Marienplatz

– 3 disabled parking spaces are located opposite the main museum portal Marienplatz/Elisabethstraße (30 m), barrier-free access.

Address

Senckenberg Museum für Naturkunde Görlitz
Am Museum 1
02826 Görlitz
Germany

Telefon: +49 (0)3581/4760-5100
Telefax: +49 (0)3581/4760-5101
E-Mail: post-gr@senckenberg.de
Web: https://museumgoerlitz.senckenberg.de/en

The nearest train station is “Bahnhof Görlitz” (1 km distance to the museum).

The nearest tramway station is “Demianiplatz” (50 m distance to the museum). From railway station use tram 2 or 3 in direction “Königshufen”.

From Zgorzelec / Poland  choose Bus no P.

The nearest airport is Dresden.

GPS: 51.153431,14.986788

Please note that no parking spaces are available at the museum!

You can, however, use the nearby public parking spaces which are subject to charges.

– Parking lot Obermarkt, 200 m walking distance via Steinstraße

– Parking garage City Center, Frauenkirche 12, 200 m walk across the Marienplatz

– 3 disabled parking spaces are located opposite the main museum portal Marienplatz/Elisabethstraße (30 m), barrier-free access.

The museum building is wheelchair accessible and has an elevator. A wheelchair can be borrowed free of charge. The barrier-free WC is accessible via an elevator.

Three disabled parking spaces are located opposite the main museum entrance, Marienplatz/Elisabethstraße (30 m) (route here). The museum is accessible from there.

Information for people with blindness and visual impairments

The Görlitz Natural History Museum offers blind and visually impaired visitors the opportunity to take an individual tour of the museum. A free audio guide system leads them to selected stations in the permanent exhibitions where, for example, casts of whole animals, skulls or skins can be touched. Once there, acoustic descriptions of the objects start automatically. For visitors with touch canes, the exhibitions are also accessible via a floor guidance system.

This inclusion measure was funded by the„Barrierefreies Bauen – Lieblingsplätze für alle“ program of the district of Görlitz and the Leibniz Association’s Action Plan II „Eine Welt in Bewegung“.

The museum building is wheelchair accessible and has an elevator. A wheelchair can be borrowed free of charge. The barrier-free WC is accessible via an elevator.

Three disabled parking spaces are located opposite the main museum entrance, Marienplatz/Elisabethstraße (30 m) (route here). The museum is accessible from there.

Information for people with blindness and visual impairments

The Görlitz Natural History Museum offers blind and visually impaired visitors the opportunity to take an individual tour of the museum. A free audio guide system leads them to selected stations in the permanent exhibitions where, for example, casts of whole animals, skulls or skins can be touched. Once there, acoustic descriptions of the objects start automatically. For visitors with touch canes, the exhibitions are also accessible via a floor guidance system.

This inclusion measure was funded by the„Barrierefreies Bauen – Lieblingsplätze für alle“ program of the district of Görlitz and the Leibniz Association’s Action Plan II „Eine Welt in Bewegung“.