The forest in the city
Wild, forest and meadow trail

Opened in 2015, the wildlife biology section of the museum, known as the forest trail, takes you on an interactive journey into the world of our wildlife. You can discover wild animals in habitat dioramas and get to the bottom of them with a personalised guided tour. Deepen your knowledge of our animals or test yourself at the various play stations. Wildlife biology, connected habitats and the tasks and work of the hunter take centre stage here. Ask for a chip card at the ticket office and hike through the forest trail - right in the city centre.


The forest in the city

Wild, forest and meadow trail

Opened in 2015, the wildlife biology section of the museum, known as the forest trail, takes you on an interactive journey into the world of our wildlife. You can discover wild animals in habitat dioramas and get to the bottom of them with a personalised guided tour. Deepen your knowledge of our animals or test yourself at the various play stations. Wildlife biology, connected habitats and the tasks and work of the hunter take centre stage here. Ask for a chip card at the ticket office and hike through the forest trail - right in the city centre.

Wildlife, forest and water in the centre of Munich

The unusual museum in the former Augustinian church shows everything to do with hunting and fishing in German-speaking countries. In addition to historical exhibits, there are also natural history and ecological exhibition areas. For example, visitors can take a walk underwater in the "Water Worlds-Fish Stories" or learn more about the local animal world on the "Forest Trail".

News from the museum

The German Hunting and Fishing Museum is looking for new staff.
If you are interested, take a look here.

A break between errands
Hunting in the pedestrian zone

We look forward to your visit!
By the way:
You can also find us on Facebook.

We are also open on Mondays.
Hunting dogs and other four-legged friends are also allowed to visit us, as long as they stay on a lead.
Unfortunately, balloons have to stay outside.

Click here for our house rules.


A break between errands

Hunting in the pedestrian zone

We look forward to your visit!
By the way:
You can also find us on Facebook.

We are also open on Mondays.
Hunting dogs and other four-legged friends are also allowed to visit us, as long as they stay on a lead.
Unfortunately, balloons have to stay outside.

Click here for our house rules.

Welcome to the Deutsches Jagd- und Fischereimuseum

Once home to Munich's Augustinian monks and one of the oldest stone-built churches in Munich, the former Augustinian Church has housed the German Hunting and Fishing Museum since 1966. In the middle of the pedestrian zone and flanked by bronze boars and catfish, we bring nature, hunting and fishing into the city centre. On three levels with various permanent exhibitions and changing special exhibitions, the museum is dedicated to all aspects of sustainable nature utilisation through hunting and fishing, as well as wildlife biology, environmental protection and ecology.

The museum is open daily from 09:30 to 17:00, including Mondays. The museum is closed on Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve and Shrove Tuesday. We look forward to your visit!

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