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Must-See Exhibitions in Munich — September 2026

Your last chance to visit these art & history displays in Munich this September.

How Pictures Tell Stories: From Albrecht Altdorfer to Peter Paul Rubens — Alte Pinakothek

What stories do artists hide in seemingly simple paintings? For whom and why do they leave these clues and messages? This collection examines the storytelling in Early German, Early Netherlandish and Flemish paintings of the 16th and early 17th century.

The curation is exhibited on the ground floor of Alte Pinakothek until Sunday, 13 September. Visit this and other museums on any Sunday for a One-Euro entrance ticket!

A Long-Distance Call. Scenes from the Weimar Republic — Lenbachhaus

Roaring Twenties in the Weimar Republic: Great Depression and hyperinflation on the rise, the youth spends their evenings chain-smoking in cabarets and listening to swing and jazz. Slick bob cuts and fur coats are shown off alongside massive unemployment and poverty on the streets. Meanwhile, the Nazi party slowly rises, while the Munich Antiwar Committee and the feminists meet in Schwabing. Truly captivating collection of art and historic records depicting those conflictive times.

Open daily until Sunday, 27 September.

Confrontations: Pairings from the Collection — Museum Brandhorst

A collection of art works not related to each other pushing us to find new meanings and connections in confrontations of emotions and beliefs.

Open daily except Monday until Sunday, 27 September.

Planetary Health. One Planet, One Health, One Future — Deutsches Museum

An interactive science exhibition inviting you to learn how our health is connected with the biosphere of our planet. It shows not only the ecological issues but also the latest innovations that give us a chance to improve. Playful stations and hands-on elements allow you to evaluate your own everyday life and how you are connected to the planet and others.

Open daily at Deutsches Museum until 30 September.

All Shades of Pink — from Rosé to Pink and Fuchsia — Galerie Handwerk

Visit a colour coded curation consisting exclusively of pink shades at Galerie Handwerk, dedicated to various political, social, botanical and fashion-related issues.

Open daily except Sunday until 17 September.