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Kaiser Wilhelm Museum
Haus Lange Haus Esters

Tuesday to Thursday and Sunday: 11 am -5 pm
Friday and Saturday: 11 am - 6 pm

Closed on Mondays
Closed on December 24, 25, 31

Kaiser Wilhelm Museum
Adults 7 euros
reduced 3 euros

Haus Lange Haus Esters
Adults 7 euros
reduced 3 euros

free admission up to 18 years

Combi ticket Adults 12 euros
Reduced 4 euros

Museums-Card-Krefeld
Annual card for the museums of the city of Krefeld: Kunstmuseen Krefeld, Deutsches Textilmuseum, Museum Burg Linn, Villa Merländer e.V. Adults 40 euros
Reduced 10 euros
Family ticket 50 euros
(2 adults + 4 children, each further child 1 euro)

Reduced
students and visitors with severe disabilities

Free Admission
up to 18 years Person accompanying a visitor with a disability (H/B)
Member of specified professional associations/institutions: ICOM/CIMAM, IAA (International Association of Art), Dt. Museumsbund
Friends of the Kunstmuseen Krefeld
Press

K+ Café and Open Space at the KWM Open during museum hours. Free admission.

+49 2151 97558-137
servicekunstmuseen@krefeld.de

Office Hours
Mon–Thu 10 am– 3 pm
Fri 10 am–1 pm

Public tours
2 euro addition to admission price

Private tours 58 - 100 euro

If you wish to register your visit, please phone: 02151-97558 137, or send an email to: servicekunstmuseen@krefeld.de.

The newly refurbished Kaiser Wilhelm Museum has full barrier-free access. The Haus Lange and Haus Esters museums are only barrier-free to a certain extent, because they are located in former residential houses that are now under a preservation order.

Kaiser Wilhelm Museum

The newly refurbished Kaiser Wilhelm Museum has full barrier-free access. All of the floors and exhibition spaces can be accessed by wheelchair without further assistance using lifts and ramps. Café, shop, admin offices and sanitary facilities are all flat accessible at ground level. Orientation is facilitated in the foyer by a system of floor markings. Those with impaired hearing can listen to audio-based guided tours via an induction loop.

Haus Lange and Haus Esters museums

The Haus Lange and Haus Esters museums are only barrier-free to a certain extent, because they are located in former residential houses that are now under a preservation order. A flat step has to be navigated in the foyer at Haus Lange. Our staff will be happy to assist. The only way up to the first floor is by means of a normal staircase. Museum Haus Esters can be accessed via a mobile ramp that will be put out as required. The toilets in both buildings are on the ground floor and are accessible at ground level. The gardens to both houses have a number of steps and cannot be accessed without assistance.

Our team of supervisors will be happy to help you on the spot.

Groups must be registered one week before. Unregistered groups may be refused admission for both security and organizational reasons. This also applies when the members of the group purchase their tickets individually. The size of any group is limited. Groups that are too large may have to be divided. House Lange and House Esters may only be entered by the divided groups one after the other.

Click here for the media guide for everything to do with House Lange and House Esters. Immerse yourself in the history and architectural cosmos of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe with numerous illustrations, historical photos, drafts and comparative examples in 27 audio stations.

Made possible by: NEUSTART. Sofortprogramm für Corona-bedingte Investitionen in Kultureinrichtungen. Funded by Die Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien.

Use of the museum library by appointment only
T. +49 2151 97558 – 137
Kunstmuseen@krefeld.de

Welcome to the Kunstmuseen Krefeld.
The Kunstmuseen Krefeld is a cultural institution of the city of Krefeld and stands for democratic basic values. Openness, respect and participation are self-evident prerequisites for the work and atmosphere in the museum.

Please support us in this and observe the following rules and regulations:

1. Behavior in the Museum and towards Works of Art
   Touching the works of art and exhibits is prohibited unless expressly permitted. Please keep a safe distance of one meter. For your own safety and that of all visitors, please refrain from running in the exhibition rooms. We also ask you to refrain from telephoning in the exhibition halls. Parents are requested to take their small children by the hand in the exhibition. Writing and drawing in the museum is only allowed with pencils, if necessary, according to special instructions. People with walking disabilities may carry walking aids. People who use wheelchairs can find information on low-cost visits at: www.kunstmuseenkrefeld.de/de/Visit. Eating and drinking is not permitted in the exhibition rooms. Animals must remain outside. Exceptions are assistance animals such as guide dogs. In case of discomfort or emergency, the museum staff is ready to help you.

2. Wardrobe
   Bulky items such as umbrellas, sticks, backpacks, bags, handbags and coffers must be handed in. Handbags up to a size of A4 (approx. 20 x 30 cm) may be taken to the exhibition, but must be taken into the exhibition, but must be worn visibly on the body. Coats and jackets may be worn on the body, but not over the arm. Strollers are not allowed. Please use the museum's own buggies.

3. Photographing and Filming in the Museum
   Photography and filming are not permitted in temporary exhibitions. Photography and filming in the collection is only permitted for private, non-commercial purposes. The use of flash, film and selfie sticks is prohibited. For legal reasons, the Museum may prohibit the photographing and filming of individual exhibits or parts of the exhibition. Please observe the relevant instructions in the exhibition rooms or ask our supervisory staff in advance. Commercial photography, sound or film recordings are only permitted with the prior written approval of the museum administration. Photographs, sound recordings and film recordings for press purposes are only possible after prior notification and approval by the Museum's Press Office. For all film and photo requests that go beyond private purposes, please contact: kunstmuseen@krefeld.de, keyword: press inquiry.

4. Groups, Children's Groups, School Classes and Groups of Students
   Groups should register prior to their visit. Unregistered groups may be denied admission to the museum for security and organizational reasons. This also applies in the event that admissions are solved individually by the group members. In Haus Lange Haus Esters, group size is limited to 25 participants. Exceptions to the rule will be announced (Webside, person of charge). Larger groups may have to be divided. Visits by groups of children and school classes may only take place if accompanied by at least one supervisor. As an educator, teacher, lecturer, etc., you are responsible for the behavior of your group. We ask you to familiarize your participants with these house rules before they visit the museum. house rules before visiting the museum.

Please support us and the supervisory staff in their work and follow these rules. Preserving the works of art for future generations is very important to us. Thank you.

The museum management

On walking distance, about fifteen minutes from main station (Hauptbahnhof)

By bus from main station, choose lines 050 or 051 to Kaiser Wilhelm Museum

By car from the A57, exit marked Zentrum, Berlinerstrasse, direction Zentrum, right Ostwall, left Südwall, right Westwall, Joseph-Beuys-Platz

By bus from main station (Hauptbahnhof), take line 054 to Haus Lange, or line 058 to Wilhelmshofallee

By car from A57 exit Gartenstadt, Europaring direction Zentrum, take a left on Hüttenallee, Wilhelmshofallee (signs from Europaring)