German Hunting and Fishing Museum

This building, constructed at the end of the 13th century by Augustinian hermits, has housed, since 1966, the largest museum on the history of hunting and fishing in the German speaking world.
Alongside the famous antler collection of Count Maximilian from Arco-Zinnenberg, the visitor can also see 500 wild animals including cave-bears, boars and irish giant deer, as well as hunting trophies, stuffed fresh-water fish, fossilized prehistoric fish, paintings on the theme of the hunt, and hunting and fishing tools from the stone age to the present day. For small children there is even a pet corner.

Opening hours/Prices
Daily 9.00 am - 5.00 pm
Thurs: till 9.00 pm
Adults € 3,50 / Reduced € 2,50

Address
Neuhauserstr. 2
80331 München
Phone 089- 22 05 22

How to get there
any S-Bahn line, U3, U6 "Marienplatz"