Hours & Admission

Tuesday – Sunday and public holidays: 11.00 am – 6.00 pm
The museum is closed on Rosenmontag (4th March 2019), 24 December and 31 December.

Library: Closed 25th May to 26th June, 2018

Tuesday 11.00 am – 4.00 pm and by appointment

Bistro Interieur No. 253: Tuesday – Saturday: 11.00 am – 12.00 am. Sunday: 10.00 am – 12.00 am.

Adults, all exhibitions: € 9
Adults (reduced price): € 7
Bahnhof Rolandseck only: € 4
Bahnhof Rolandseck only (reduced price): € 2
Family ticket: € 12
Children under 12 years: free
Groups (10 – 25 persons), per person: € 7
School classes by appointment only, per person: € 3.50
Combined ticket Arp Museum and »Brücke von Remagen« Peace Museum: € 9 (€ 7 reduced)
Annual ticket: 60 Euro
Mediaguide: Apple App Store 3,49 Euro and Google Play Store 2,99 Euro, equipment of the house including the Mediaguide 4,50 Euro

The reduced entry price applies to school children, students, Federal armed forces volunteers, volunteers during their "social year", severely disabled persons, recipients of social assistance programmes and holders of ArtCard BonnKulturCard der Theatergemeinde BonnRheintalerSWR2 KulturkarteVRM MobilCardEhrenamtskarte Kreis AhrweilerEhrenamtskarte RLP

Children

There is no charge for children up to the age of 12 years.

Families

The family ticket is valid for two adults and at least one child. Please take note that an appropriate valid proof of identity will be required.

Groups

Groups of 10 – 25 persons will be charged the reduced entry price of € 7 per person.

Book individual tours for groups

Nursery schools and schools

Groups from nursery schools and school classes, per person: € 3.50
Two accompanying persons free of charge.
All groups must arrange a time for their visit in advance.
Telephone: +49 2228 942536

Book individual guided tours for school classes

The tickets are valid for the entire day. The regular entry ticket is also valid for all special exhibitions and the Arp Collection presentation. The ticket "Bahnhof Rolandseck" is valid only for entry to the current special exhibition in the historic station building.