Munich
Small Olympic Hall
Munich
BODY WORLDS – The Rhythm Of Life until Spetember 14, 2025
Plastinator Dr Gunther von Hagens and curator Dr Angelina Whalley present their latest exhibition in Munich from 11 April 2025: BODY WORLDS – The Rhythm Of Life (in German: KÖRPERWELTEN – Am Puls der Zeit).
"BODY WORLDS – The Rhythm Of Life" is uniquely curated by Dr. Angelina Whalley to show the fragility, resilience and strength of the human body. The extraordinary real specimens demonstrate the complexity, resilience and vulnerability of the human body. The exhibition presents the body in health and distress, its vulnerabilities and potential, and many of the challenges the human body faces as it navigates the 21st Century. Visitors will marvel at the life processes that are captured in the exhibition and will leave with a new appreciation of the power we have to keep our bodies healthy.
Specimens on display stem from the Institute for Plastination’s body donation program and are preserved through plastination, a remarkable scientific process invented by pioneering anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens.
opening hours
daily
PRICES
Fees: Additional fees may apply when ordering online or by phone.
*Concessions: Only on presentation of a valid ID: school pupils, trainees over 18, students up to 30 years, seniors 65+, people with disabilities (from 50 % DoD).
**School pupils in class: Applies to general education schools, vocational schools and vocational schools.
Free admission: Teachers (with a valid teacher's ID) and trainee teachers (with a certificate from the school), persons accompanying individuals with disabilities (mark B), body donors from the Institute of Plastination, children under 7 years, representatives of the press. The free ticket will be handed out at the box office.
Time-Slot Ticket
Time slot tickets are offered to ensure a pleasant visit without long waiting times. These allow access within the booked time slot. The length of stay is unlimited.
Flex / Gift Ticket
Stay flexible or give away tickets without a time limit. With flex/gift tickets, a one-time visit is possible at any time during opening hours.
Schools & Groups
Booking enquiries to gruppen@semmel.de or by phone +49 921 74600-820 (Mon–Fri: 9 am–6 pm).
Audio Guide
Listen and learn! With the audio guide, you can organise your visit to the exhibition according to your personal interests. The audio guide is available in German and English and can be rented for €3.50.
Monday = 2for1 Student day
On Mondays, 2 students receive two tickets for the price of one student ticket on presentation of their student ID (except on public holidays).
Children & Young People
Children and young people under the age of 14 are only permitted to enter the venue if accompanied by a parent or guardian (in accordance with JuSchG).
The EXHIBITION IS BILINGUAL (EN/DE) AND BARRIER-FREE.
Address & Directions
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More InformationKleine Olympiahalle / Small Olympic Hall
Spiridon-Louis-Ring 21
80809 Munich
Germany
Directions by public transport
Timetable information and further information can be found here: mvv-muenchen.de
Directions by car/parking
Visitors of the Olympic Park have the opportunity to drive directly from the Middle Ring (Landshuter Allee) via the Sapporobogen into the park harp.
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