Opening hours

We look forward to your visit!

Opening hours	Tuesday: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday & Sunday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed	Mondays and Tuesdays New Year Good Friday Easter Sunday Whit Monday Christmas Eve Christmas Day New Year’s Eve
Café MIK	To Café MIK

Prices

Please refer to our calendar for prices for current daily offers.

Buy tickets

Free admission

Children under 16	Free admission
Students**	Eintritt frei

** (Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences and Osnabrück University)

Permanent exhibition

Adults	7,50 Euro
Concessions*	5,00 Euro
Groups	5,00 Euro per person (10 people or more)

Special exhibition

Adults	7,50 Euro
Concessions*	5,00 Euro
Groups	5,00 Euro per person (10 people or more)

Combined ticket

Adults	10,00 Euro (permanent and special exhibition)
Concessions*	7,50 Euro (permanent and special exhibition)

Annual passes

Annual pass	30,00 Euro (valid for permanent and special exhibitions)
Family annual pass	50,00 Euro (valid for permanent and special exhibitions)

* (young people aged 16–18, school children, students from out-of-town universities, trainees with an AzubiCard, severely disabled persons with ID)

Getting here

How to get here and find your way around the grounds of the Museum Industriekultur Osnabrück.

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Permanent exhibition / Haseschachtgebäude (Haseschacht Building)
and Café MIK
Fürstenauer Weg 171
49090 Osnabrück
0541 122 447
info[at]mik-osnabrueck.de

Navigate to the permanent exhibition

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Magazingebäude (Magazine Building)/ Pferdestall (Horse stable)
special ehxhibitions, museum education, administration
Süberweg 50a
49090 Osnabrück
Wed-Sun, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.: 0541 9127 848
Outside opening hours:
0541 122 447
info[at]mik-osnabrueck.de

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Arriving by public transport

The Museum Industriekultur Osnabrück has its own bus stop called “Industriemuseum”, which is only a few metres away from the Haseschacht Building.
Bus lines 18 and 520 (Osnabrück/Hollage) stop there.

To visit the special exhibitions in the warehouse building, we recommend getting off at the “Süberweg” stop on the same line.

To the timetable

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Accessibility at the Museum Industriekultur

The museum is only partially accessible. However, we are continuously working to improve the conditions in our museum and to make the visit as pleasant and informative as possible for everyone. Please note, however, that due to historical or structural limitations, not all areas can be made fully accessible.

Haseschacht Building

The main entrance to the Haseschacht Building, where we present our permanent exhibition, is not accessible. Please contact us in advance or upon arrival by telephone or email so that our team can provide you with accessible access through the side entrance. A lift makes it easier to explore the museum, but unfortunately the Hasestollen and the Fledermauskeller are not fully accessible.

Contact Visitor Services: +49 541 122 447 and info@mik-osnabrueck.de

Toilets

Accessible toilets are available in an annexe of the Haseschacht Building.

Arrival

A disabled parking space is available. Please call us on arrival so that our team can open the barrier to allow you access.
Contact Visitor Services: +49 541 122 447

The route from the “Industriemuseum” bus stop to the museum entrance is not accessible. The approximately 230-metre route includes stairs and unpaved paths.

Magazine Building

The entrance to the Magazine Building, where our changing special exhibitions take place, is accessible.

Toilets

Accessible toilets are available.

Arrival

A designated disabled parking space is available.

A footpath with pavement leads from the “Süberweg” bus stop to the museum grounds, requiring two crossings at traffic light junctions and one crossing without traffic lights. The path from the entrance to the museum grounds to the entrance is paved with cobblestones and gravel.

Horse stable

The entrance to the horse stable, where our museum education programmes take place, is barrier-free.

Toilets

Accessible toilets are available in the Magazine Building next door.

Arrival

A disabled parking space is available.

From the “Süberweg” bus stop to the museum grounds, there is a footpath with a pavement, which requires crossing the road twice at traffic light junctions and once without traffic lights. From the entrance to the museum grounds to the entrance, there is a path over cobblestones and gravel.

General

Barrier-free guided tours

Guided tours: Barrier-free guided tours are available on request. Please contact us in advance to let us know what you need (e.g. a guided tour with a sign language interpreter).

Assistive devices: Mobile seating can be borrowed free of charge if required. It is possible to book guided tours with a headphone system.

Digital and linguistic accessibility

Unfortunately, we do not currently have any designated services in easy language or for people with visual or hearing impairments. Digital content is also not yet accessible. We apologise for any inconvenience and are working on offering you more accessible services soon.

Assistance dogs

Service dogs and assistance dogs are welcome at the Museum of Industrial Culture Osnabrück.

Contact

If you have any questions about accessibility or would like to make individual arrangements, please do not hesitate to contact us at any time:

Contact person: Jan Tönnies

Telephone: +49 541/13 93 077

Email: toennies[at]mik-osnabrueck.de

Feedback

Your opinion is important to us! If you have any suggestions or ideas for improving accessibility, we would be delighted to receive your feedback.

Photography and filming at the MIK and on our premises

Would you like to take photographs or shoot a film at the MIK Museum of Industrial Culture in Osnabrück or on our premises? That’s great! To ensure that everything runs smoothly, we have compiled a list of your most frequently asked questions here:

I am a private individual: do I need a permit?

Photography and filming of our exhibitions and buildings is permitted for private purposes (including flash and tripods). To protect the bats in the Hasestollen (Hase tunnel), photography with flash is prohibited there from October to March.

Please note any further exceptions. You will find relevant information in the exhibition rooms.

No prior registration is required for individuals taking photographs or filming without additional equipment. The private, non-commercial publication of images and videos online does not require prior consultation with the MIK. Please observe data protection regulations and the image rights of any persons affected. We ask that you name the MIK as the location where the photographs or videos were taken.

Photo shoots and commercial photography

The MIK charges an individual fee for photo shoots in the museum and on the museum grounds at Fürstenauer Weg and Süberweg, depending on the type and scope of the shoot. Where possible, the MIK Museum of Industrial Culture should be named as the location in any publications.

Are photo shoots and commercial photography at the MIK and on the premises subject to a fee?

The MIK charges an individual fee for photo shoots in the museum and on the museum grounds at Fürstenauer Weg and Süberweg, depending on the type and scope of the shoot. Where possible, the MIK Museum Industriekultur Osnabrück should be named as the location in any publications.

Photographs of vehicles

Photography or filming involving vehicles on our premises requires special coordination: please always notify us in advance and obtain permission, as children are often present on the private museum grounds and events are frequently held there. Commercial photography is subject to a fee, which is determined in advance by the MIK depending on the scope of the photography.

Photography courses and similar events at the MIK and on the premises

If you are planning a photography course or similar event at our premises, this must be requested in advance and approved by the MIK. For commercial events with a participation fee, the MIK will also charge a fee.

Contact for information and photography enquiries:

Birgit Scheidecker and Lea Korte, tel. +49 541 /912 78 46
Scheidecker[at]mik-osnabrueck.de
korte[at]mik-osnabrueck.de

FAQs

You will find the most frequently asked questions here.

Are there parking spaces at the museum?

Signposted parking spaces are available at both museum locations.

Is the museum accessible for visitors with disabilities?

Unfortunately, our museum is not yet completely accessible. Further information can be found under Accessibility on our homepage.

How much time should I allow for a visit to the permanent exhibition?

Visitors spend an average of around 1.5 hours in our permanent exhibition. Feel free to plan a visit to our museum café as well.

Can I bring my dog to the museum?

Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed inside the MIK Museum of Industrial Culture in Osnabrück. However, there is plenty of space to walk and play with your four-legged friend on our grounds and throughout the Piesberg.

Assistance dogs are permitted.

Is there free Wi-Fi on the museum grounds?

You are welcome to use the museum’s Wi-Fi network in the Haseschacht Building, Café MIK and the Magazine Building.

Kann ich meinen eigenen Kopfhörer mitbringen?

Ja, dies ist ausdrücklich erwünscht. Bitte achten Sie darauf, dass Ihr Modell einen handelsüblichen 3,5mm Klinkenstecker aufweist.

Your visit

Here you will find all the important information you need for your visit to the MIK

Opening hours

Prices

Free admission

Permanent exhibition

Special exhibition

Combined ticket

Annual passes

Getting here

How to get here and find your way around the grounds of the Museum Industriekultur Osnabrück.

Arriving by public transport

Accessibility at the Museum Industriekultur

Photography and filming at the MIK and on our premises

FAQs