Information in Easy Read
The Military History Museum is in Dresden.
It belongs to the Bundeswehr.
The Bundeswehr are Germany’s military.
You can see exhibitions about war and violence.
War is when countries fight each other.
Violence means: people hurt other people.
The museum also shows that people suffer in war.
The museum wants people to think about war.
The museum wants people to talk about war.
Monday: 10am – 9pm
Tuesday: 10am – 6pm
Wednesday: closed
Thursday to Sunday: 10am – 6pm
You cannot enter in the last 30 minutes.
The museum is accessible.
People with disabilities can visit the museum.
There are parking spaces for people with disabilities.
Visitors can borrow wheelchairs.
Visitors can also borrow walking frames.
There are accessible toilets.
There are seats in the exhibitions.
The permanent exhibition costs €5.
People with concessions pay €3.
‘Concessions’ means: some people pay less money.
The temporary exhibition costs €5.
People with concessions pay €3.
A combined ticket costs €7.
People with concessions pay €4.
A combined ticket lets you enter more than one exhibition.
An annual pass costs €15.
People with concessions pay €10.
On Mondays from 6pm, entry is free.
Children and young people do not pay.
Members of the Bundeswehr do not pay.
Adress
Military History Museum
Olbrichtplatz 2
01099 Dresden
Getting here
You can get to the museum by tram.
Take the number 7 or the number 8 tram.
You can also get to the museum by bus.
Take the number 64 bus.
The nearest stop is called Staufenbergallee.
You can see many things from the past in the museum.
For example:
Tel: +49 (0)351 823-2850
Email: mhmbesucherservice(at)bundeswehr.org
Guided tours are available in simple English.
Please book before you come.
