Coins, medals and bank notes are important testimonies to history. As one of the oldest and most prominent collections of its kind, the Münzkabinett is a museum of European stature. The collection comprises some 300,000 objects ranging from antiquity to the present day - everything from coins, medals, decorations, banknotes, historical bonds and coin and medal dies to minting machinery and equipment. One important focus is the collection of Saxon coins and medals, which vividly reflect the history of Saxony. The library and study hall are accessible for use. Temporary exhibitions are shown in the special exhibition room.
Coin Cabinet
Address
Taschenberg 2
01067 Dresden
Opening hours
Wednesday to Monday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Tuesday closed, Study hall and library: Wednesday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Prices
Castle entrance ticket including the museums and special exhibitions in the Residenzschloss (except the Historic Green Vault) and audio guide: adults 16 euros, concessions 12 euros, children and young people up to and including 16 years free, groups of 10 or more 14.50 euros per person, day ticket for the Dresden State Art Collections 26 euros, annual ticket for the Dresden State Art Collections 75 euros (concessions 50/25 euros); library and study hall free
The Euroregion Culture Card is valid here.
Offers
cafeshop
Audio guide (D, EN, RU), Shop and café in the Residenzschloss
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handicapped accessible in all areas, handicapped accessible toilet
