Kunsthaus Museum (Zurich, Switzerland) - exhibitions, opening hours, address, phone numbers, official website.
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There are three dozen museums in Zurich, but if you have to choose which one to visit, don’t hesitate to go to the Kunsthaus. Behind this slightly familiar, and for some, perhaps repulsive name (the museum is similar to the Kunstkamera in St. Petersburg) hides the largest museum in Switzerland fine arts.
The Kunsthaus Museum exhibits paintings by Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali and other brilliant artists.
The collections possessed by the Zurich Kunsthaus Museum can be the envy of any European gallery. Thus, in the exhibition halls of the museum you can get acquainted with the works of painters, from the 15th century to the present. The Kunsthaus Museum's exhibitions often feature works by Picasso, Claude Monet, Peter Rubens, Van Gogh, Salvador Dali and other world-famous artists.
Entrance tickets to the Kunsthaus Museum cost 23 CHF; for tour groups (over 20 visitors) the fee is 18 CHF per person. For children and teenagers under 16 years of age, admission to the museum is free. On Tuesday, Friday and Sunday, the Kunsthaus Museum is open from 10:00 to 18:00. On Wednesday and Thursday it can be visited from 10:00 to 20:00. Monday is a day off. The museum building also houses a library, which is open Monday to Friday from 13:00 to 18:00.
Without leaving the Kunsthaus Museum, you can go to the store, which sells reproductions, postcards, posters and branded accessories.
In the meantime, you can get to the Kunsthaus Museum either by bus or by tram. From the central railway station, bus route No. 31 and tram No. 3 run here. The desired stop will be called Kunsthaus. From Paradeplatz, on the famous Bahnhofstrasse, trams No. 8 and 9 go to the museum.
Address: Zurich, Hirschengraben, 2
[Website: www.kunsthaus.ch]
Prices on the page are for April 2019.
August 17, 2016
Museums in Zurich
Zurich, despite its small size, is one of the most important art centers in Europe. It is here that a myriad of museums and art galleries are located, allowing everyone to get acquainted with the work of classical European artists, as well as newest works the best masters modernity.
With your child you can go to more interactive and lively museums: Kulturama (museum about man), Toy Museum (near Lindenhof Hill in the old town), Tram Museum or Museum of North American Culture. You can also go to the Technorama Museum in the town of Winterthur, located near Zurich.
Museum opening hours:
The opening hours of Zurich museums may vary: each museum sets its own opening hours. As a rule, museums are closed on Mondays and on some major holidays, such as Christmas. December 31st is a working day in Switzerland, so museums are open.
Free museums in Zurich:
Visit the museums of Zurich for free possible with tourist tickets ZurichCard And SwissPass!
On Wednesday, admission to the permanent collection of the Kunsthaus is free.
The most popular museums in Zurich:
Kunsthaus Zürich
Museum of Fine Arts Zurich
Permanent exhibition
The Kunsthaus Zurich has an outstanding collection of masters from the 15th century to the present. The museum displays a wide range of works by Alberto Giacometti, a popular Swiss painter and sculptor, as well as an exquisite selection of medieval sculptures and paintings, Dutch and Italian Baroque paintings, as well as the most striking works of Swiss artists of the 19th and 20th centuries, such as Henry Fuseli and Ferdinand Hodler, Swiss Pipilotti Rist, Peter Fischli / David Weiss, including photographs and installations.
The museum is famous for the second largest collection of works by Edvard Munch after Norway, significant paintings by Pablo Picasso, expressionists Kokoschka, Beckmann and Corinth, as well as important works Claude Monet, Salvador Dali and Marc Chagall. The collection also includes classic pop art works by artists such as Rothko, Merz, Twombly, Beuys, Bacon and Baselitz.
Temporary exhibition
In addition to the permanent exhibition, temporary exhibitions are regularly held. The museum is one of the European leaders among exhibition centers in Europe. Every year from 10 to 15 exhibitions are held, with 2 or 3 of international significance.
Excursion tours
Public: Information and order by phone 044 253 84 84
Individual tours: By agreement (Including tours in foreign languages)
Tel: 044 253 84 97
www.kunsthaus.ch
- Working hours
Tue, Fri-Sun 10 - 18, Wed and Thu 10 - 20. Closed on Mon.
On holidays: closed on December 25th, and on the Knabenschiessen holiday (Monday around mid-September, in 2016 - September 12th), December 24th, December 26th. , December 31, January 1 - the museum is open from 10 to 18. - Price
Permanent exposure: 15 CHF (concessional - 10 CHF), temporary exposure: CHF 22 CHF (concessional - 17 CHF). Free SwissPass. With ZurichCard - at a reduced rate.
Wednesday - free!!!
Under 16 years old - free. - Additional Information
Cafeteria, accessibility for disabled people - Address
Winkelwiese 4, 8032 Zürich
Tel 044 253 84 84 - How to get there
Stop: Kunsthaus, trams 3, 5, 8, 9 or bus 31
Museum Rietberg
Ryberg Museum
Permanent exhibition
This is a small museum with a magnificent collection: worldwide famous sculptures, given to the city by Baron Edward Von Der Heide in 1952, form the basis of the exhibition at Villa Wesendonck. Park Villa Rieter contains masterpieces of Indian, Chinese and Japanese painting, sculpture from Africa and Oceania, pre-Columbian America, Flemish and Armenian carpets. Kiel House presents a special large collection Southern European art.
- Opening hours
Villa Wesendonck: Tue-Sun 10-17b Mon – closed
Villa Park House for Rieter and Kiel: Tue-Sat 13-17, Sun 10-17 - Excursion tours
For special exhibitions - Sun 11 a.m. and Wed 6 p.m.
“Art for Lunch” – every Tue. 12.15 h (Snack included in price), registration required.
Other tours are by agreement (including in foreign languages). - Additionally
There is a cafeteria, accessible for the disabled. - Price
Special exhibitions: adults 10 CHF, children 5 CHF
Main collection: Adults 5 CHF, children 3 CHF
House for Ms. Kiel 3-5 CHF - Address:
Villa Wesendonck and Park Villa Rieter
Gablerstr. 15, 8002 Zurich
Tel. 01 202 45 28/64, Fax 01 202 52 01
Tram 7 to Rietberg stop
House for Kiel
Hirschengraben 20
Tel. 01 261 96 52
Trams 3, 5, 8, 9 or bus 31 to the Kunsthaus stop
Kunsthalle Zürich
Kunsthalle - Exhibition Hall Zurich
Permanent exhibition
Usually still little-known but internationally significant contemporary art is presented. The Kunsthalle is located near the Museum of Modern Art Zurich and some private galleries. Here are new and creative perspectives on the lives of young artists.
- Opening hours
Tue, Wed, Fri - 12-18, Thu 12-20, Sat and Sun 11-17, Mon - closed. - Price
Adult 5 CHF,
child 2.50 CHF, - Address
Limmatstr.270, 8005 Zurich
Tel. 01 272 15 15, Fax 01 272 18 88 - How to get there
Trams 4, 13 to stop Dammweg
Schweizerisches Landesmuseum
Swiss National Museum
Permanent exhibition
Swiss building National Museum reflects the influence of a variety of architectural styles on the culture of the country. The museum presents full story development of Swiss culture. The main emphasis is on the prehistoric period, especially the Neolithic period. Another focus is on the medieval collection. It includes evidence of knightly culture and wooden religious sculptures, paintings and carved wooden altars. The recently renovated hall presents collections from the Middle Ages to the end of the modern era. A series of historical interiors attracts the eye.
- Opening hours
Tue-Sun 10.30-17, Mon - closed
Library reading room: Tue and Thu 8-12, 13.30-16.30, Wed and Fri - 13.30-16.30 - Excursion tours
Tue 18:00 and by appointment - Additionally
Cafe, accessibility for disabled people - Address
Museumstrasse 2, 8001 Zurich
Tel. +41 44 218 65 11, Fax+41 44 211 29 49
, www.moneymuseum.com - How to get there
Trams 4, 11, 13, 14 / bus 46 to Bahnhofquai station
Stiftung Sammlung E.G. Bührle
Collection of the Emil Bührle Foundation
Permanent exhibition
This collection is not very well known, but it is one of the best collections of European art. Mostly works by French masters of the 19th and 20th centuries are presented, such as Renoir, Toulouse-Latrec, Van Gogh and Gauguin. This museum is a must-visit for those who love painting.
Over the many years of his life, collector Emil Bührle collected a large, expensive collection of masterpieces by the best artists. How he got them is unknown to history. In wartime, the collector collaborated with the border guards and generals of Germany, so there is a version that it was they who ordered him the rarest paintings from destroyed museums and private collections. Emil died in 1956, but his will did not make clear arrangements for the exhibits. Relatives moved all the paintings and sculptures to a separate villa, and soon even decided to create a foundation.
Unfortunately, after a robbery in 2008, when 4 valuable paintings were stolen from the collection, visiting the collection is only possible with a tour to certain days, by prior arrangement with the administration.
- Excursion tours
By agreement (including in foreign languages) - Entrance
9 francs - Address
Zollikerstrasse 172, 8008 Zürich
tel 044 422 00 86 - How to get there
Trams 2, 4 to Wildbachstrasse, bus 77 to Altenburg Hofstrasse
Coninx Museum
Permanent exhibition
The small art museum, located in a secluded villa on the Zurichberg mountain, under the patronage of Coninx Werner (1911-1980), houses an extensive collection of unusual Zurich artists. The most famous is the large collection graphic works modern modernists. In addition, the collection includes significant work 19th and 20th centuries, Hindi and Buddhist sculptures. The museum also has some temporary exhibitions.
- Address
Heuelstr.32, 8032 Zurich
Tel 01 252 04 68 - How to get there
Trams 3, 8, 15 to Klusplatz, bus 33 to Klosbachstrasse
Haus Construction
Permanent exhibition
The museum displays a collection of concretivism, constructivism and conceptual art, about which art critic Georg Schmidt rightly said that “this is clarity of mind and clarity of soul.” The museum also offers international exhibitions and presentations of Swiss concretism
- Opening hours
Tue, Thu, Fri 12-18h
Wed 12-20h
Sat-Sun and holidays 11-18h
Mon – closed - Price
14 CHF - Excursion tours
18:30 every Wednesday and Sunday 11:15 - Additionally
Cafe, accessibility for disabled people - Address
Selnaustr. 25, 8001 Zurich
Tel 01 217 70 80 Fax 01 217 70 90
, www.hauskonstruktiv.ch - How to get there
Trams 2, 9, bus 66 to Sihlstrasse or S-Bahn: S4/S10 to Selnau
Helmhaus
Permanent exhibition
The museum displays a collection contemporary art. This is the most important point in the program of Swiss art.
- Opening hours
Tue-Sun 10-18, Thu 10-20, Mon - closed - Price
Free admission - Excursion tours
By agreement - Additionally
Cafe, gift shop, toilet, disabled access - Address
Limmatquai 31, 8001 Zurich
Tel 01 251 61 77, Fax 01 261 56 72 - How to get there
Trams 4, 15 to the stop City Hall / Helmhaus
Graphische Sammlung der ETH
Collection of graphics of the Polytechnic University
Permanent exhibition
The largest collection of graphic works by European masters of the 16th-18th centuries (Schongauer, Mantegna, Dürer, Rembrandt, Piranesi and Goya) is presented in Switzerland. They are complemented by the works of Swiss masters of the 19th and 20th centuries. Today the main emphasis is on the collection of contemporary art and the work of young Swiss artists.
- Opening hours
The collection is available upon request.
Temporary exhibitions: Mon-Fri 10-17, Wed 10-19. - Price
Free admission - Additionally
Disabled Accessible - Address
ETH, Rämistr.101, Input Karl Schmid-Strasse, 8092 Zurich
Tel 01 632 40 46, Fax 01 632 11 68
http://www.graphischesammlung.ch - How to get there
Trams 6, 9, 10 to stop ETH/Universität Spital
Shedhalle
Permanent exhibition
Technology, feminism, censorship, post-colonialism, pop music, architecture and society: social and cultural issues define the program at Shedhalle. The project is seen as stimulating debate, which organizers hope will continue after the exhibition ends.
- Opening hours
Wed-Fri 14-17, Sat and Sun 14-20, Tue 14-21, Mon - closed - Price
5 CHF - Additionally
- Address
Red factory, Seestr.395 , 8038 Zurich
Tel 01 481 59 50, Fax 01 481 59 51
, www.shedhalle.ch - How to get there
Bus 161/165 to the Rote Fabric stop
Money Museum
Permanent exhibition
Hadlaubstrasse: Open since 2002
Museum Bärengasse: The collection "money and soul" is the history of money in Zurich. All coins can be viewed enlarged through the monitor. The short text reflects the historical discussion. The collection is aimed at amateurs and is accompanied by radio commentary and audiovisual presentations.
Swiss National Museum: The exhibition "The Best of Europe - Coins in the Mirror of Power and Politics" offers the most beautiful coins in Europe from the Middle Ages to the present. The exhibition is accompanied by animation, radio accompaniment and audiovisual presentations.
- Opening hours
Museum Bärengasse: Tue-Sun 11.00 - 17.00, Mon - closed
Landesmuseum: Tue-Sun 11.00 - 17.00, Mon - closed - Price
Hadlaubstrasse: Free entry
Museum Bärengasse: 8 CHF, free guided tour
Swiss National Museum: 10 CHF, free guided tour - Excursion tours
Museum Bärengasse: every Fri 13.00 - 13.45 Additional tours - by phone. 079 753 54 53. number of participants - minimum 5 people.
Landesmuseum: every Tuesday - museum introduction between 11 am and 5 pm, no registration required. - Address
1) Hadlaubstrasse - Hadlaubstrasse 106 , 8006 Zurich Tel 044 / 350-7380
2) Money Museum at the Museum on Bärengasse - Bärengasse 20 to 22, 8001 Zurich
Tel 01/350-7380, Fax 01/242-7686
3) Money Museum at Landesmuseum - Museumsstrasse 2, 8006 Zurich
Tel 01/350-7380, Fax 044/242-7686 - How to get there
Hadlaubstrasse: Tram 9 or 10 to Rigi space station, then train to Rigi Hadlaubstrasse station (2nd stop)
Museum Bärengasse: Trams 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13 to Paradeplatz stop
Landesmuseum: Trams 3, 4, 10, 11, 13, 14 to the Central stop
Museum für Gegenwartskunst Zürich
Museum of Modern Art Zurich
Permanent exhibition
The Museum of Modern Art Zurich offers an exhibition of international importance. The exhibition consists of changing collections and special presentations.
- Opening hours
Tue-Fri 12-18, Sat and Sun 11-17b Mon - closed - Price
Adults 5 CHF, children 2.50 CHF - Excursion tours
By agreement - Address
Limmatstr.270, 8005 Zurich
tel 01 277 20 50, fax 01 277 62 86 - How to get there
Tram 4, 13 to stop Dammweg
Museum für Gestaltung
Design Museum
Permanent exhibition
Design and visual communication, environmental design and art, architecture as everyday culture, photography and media are the themes of the Design Museum. In addition, temporary exhibitions are held regularly. The museum has three main collections (design, graphics and posters) and a public technical library.
- Opening hours
Mon – closed, Tue-Thu 10-20, Fri-Sun 11-18 - Excursion tours
Hall: Wed 18.30, gallery: Tue 18.30 - Address
Ausstellungsstr.60, 8005 Zurich
Tel: 043 446 67 67, Fax: 043 446 45 67
www.museum-gestaltung.ch - How to get there
Tram 4, 13 to the stop Museum für Gestaltung
Museum Bellerive
Permanent exhibition
Three times a year, temporary exhibitions are held of everything that craftsmen around the world have managed to create in a wide range between play, decoration and use. William Morris, Emile Gallé, Diego Giacometti and Sonia Delaunay have already participated in the exhibitions as guests.
- Opening hours
Mon closed, Tue-Fri 11-17, Sat 11-20, Sun 10-18 - Price
Adults CHF 9; children 6 CHF - Excursion tours
every Thursday, 18:30 - Special tours
On request: or by phone. 043 446 66 69 - Address
Hoschgasse 3, 8080 Zurich
Tel 043 446 66 69, Fax 043 446 45 03 - How to get there
Tram 2, 4, bus 33 to stop Höschgasse
Museum Barengasse
Permanent exhibition
In the heart of Zurich's banking district are two ancient-looking buildings. Built in the 16th and 17th centuries, and on the verge of extinction by 1972, they were finally moved 60 meters and the museum was restored. "Reason and Passion" and "Sense and Money" in and around Zurich. People and their mentality are the main focus of the permanent exhibition. What interested people in Zurich in the second half of the 18th century? What did they think, feel and how did they live? Top part from the Coin Museum is the starting point for an interesting and instructive presentation of the history of the economy and money of Zurich. Puppet Museum Sascha Morgenthaler (1893-1975) with her life-like puppets: she created works that captivated the whole world. The exhibition on the first floor includes a huge collection of dolls and soft toys from the artist’s home and gives an impression of her workshop.
- Opening hours
Tue-Sun 10.30-17 - Excursion tours
By agreement, including outside business hours, order by phone. 01 218 65 11 - Address
Barengasse 20/22, 8001 Zurich
Tel 01 211 17 16 - How to get there
Trams 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13 to Paradeplatz stop
Zunfthaus zur Meisen
Porcelain Museum
Permanent exhibition
The elegant Guild House, built around 1750, houses the collection of porcelain and pottery of the Swiss National Museum. These clay products are from different factories in Switzerland in the 18th century, an exhibition of porcelain from the factory Zurich factory Schooren(Kilchberg 1763-1790) and the Nyon manufactory (1781-1813).
- Opening hours
Tue-Sun 10.30-17 - Address
Münsterhof 20, 8001 Zurich
Tel 01 221 28 07 - How to get there
Trams 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13 to Paradeplatz
Haus zum Rech
Architectural Archives/City Archives
Permanent exhibition
Formed by two medieval towers, this 800-year-old building the best way Suitable for a city archive of architectural history. Changing exhibitions explore the history of Zurich's buildings. A large number of models of the city as it was in 1800 allow visitors to combine a tour of modern Zurich with a glimpse into the past.
You will see monuments already known to you and those that have not survived to this day, for example, a tower flooded by the waters of the lake. Archaeological finds are on display at the entrance.
- Opening hours
Mon - Fri 8-18, Sat 10-16 - Price
Free admission - Address
Neumarkt 4, 8001 Zurich
Tel. +41 44 266 86 86, Fax +41 44 266 86 80
www.hbd.stzh.ch - How to get there
Tram 3, bus 31 to Neumarkt
Thomas Mann Archive
Exposition
Built in 1664, the building has been the literary center of Zurich for the last two centuries. Now these are the rooms in which I lived in Lately Thomass Mann (1875-1955), German writer, laureate Nobel Prize in literature for the novels “Death in Venice” and “The Magic Mountain”. You can view the Thomas Mann archive owned by Polytechnic University Zurich, which includes big choice manuscripts and valuable books, the first version of Standbrook, notes to Death in Venice and Felix Krull, drawings and letters. In Dobakov you can see photographs of the poet and a certificate of awarding the Nobel Prize.
Historians owe the existence of this comprehensive archive to Ida Hertz. She was Thomas Mann's librarian and archivist for many years. After her death, the archive settled in Zurich.
- Opening hours
Archive: Mon 13-17; Tue-Fri 8-17; every second Saturday of the month 8-12; Sun - closed
Exhibition: Mon-Fri 8-18; Sat 10-16; Sun - closed - Price
Free admission - Excursion tours
By agreement - Address
Schönberg Gasse 15, 8001 Zurich
Tel 01 632 40 45, fax 01 632 12 54 - How to get there
Tram 6, 9, 10 to stop ETH/Universitätspital or tram 5, 9 to Canton School or tram 3/bus 31 to Newmarkt
Johann Jacobs Museum
Coffee Museum
Exposition:
Currently, coffee is one of the main consumer products and one of the most popular drinks. Its influence extends to the culture, lifestyle and traditions of people so great that it is difficult to imagine life without coffee. Changing exhibitions every year at the Johan Jacobs Museum take you into the fascinating world of coffee and its 500-year history, from its origins in the East to the various coffee drinking traditions of the Internet Café today. Using the power of multimedia, the museum offers an interactive exhibition on the history of coffee.
- Opening hours
Fri 14-19b Sat 14-17, Sun 10-17, Mon-Thu — closed - Price
Free admission - Address
Seefeldquai 17/Ecke Feldeggstrasse, 8008 Zurich
Tel 01 388 61 51, Fax 01 388 61 53
, www.johann-jacobs-museum.ch - How to get there
Stop Feldeggstrasse, tram 2/4/bus 912/916
Uhrenmuseum Beyer Zürich
Beyer Clock Museum
Permanent exhibition
The unique museum contains all kinds of watches, ranging from simple non-mechanical ( sundial, scientific measuring instruments 16th and 17th centuries, East German oil clock, hourglass). The collection also contains iron watches, Swiss Watches and a wooden clock. Enthusiasts can find sparkling Renaissance clocks here, such as the Nuremberg prison clock from 1580. Also interesting wide range clock from Neuchâtel period 1700-1850. Maria's watches and navigational instruments complete the largest private collection in Switzerland.
- Opening hours
Mon-Fri 14-18 - Price
CHF 5, children under 12 years old - free. - Address
Bahnhofstr.31, 8001 Zurich
Tel 043 344 63 63, Fax 043 344 63 63 - How to get there
stop Paradeplatz, Trams 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13
Silvio R. Baviera museum
Permanent exhibition
The leading collection of metaphorical art. The exhibition focuses on existential themes and human conflicts. Featured, among others, Ina Barfuss, Thomas Wachweger, Schang
Hutter and Claudia Schifferle.
- Address
Baviera, Zwinglistrasse 10, 8004 Zürich
Tel. +41 44 241 29 96 - How to get there
Stop Helvetiaplatz, Tram 8.
Tram museum
Tram Museum
Permanent exhibition
Zurich is the only city in Switzerland to have a tram museum since 1989. The museum's collection captures this special aspect Everyday life cities. The oldest exhibits date back to 1897. The exhibition presents the history of the appearance and development of the tram in
Stop Burgwies, tram 11.
Kulturama
Museum of Man
Permanent exhibition
Also known as the "Interdisciplinary Learning Museum", Kulturama is a chronological overview of 600 million years of animal and human evolution, human biology and aspects of human cultural life.
The museum unites natural Sciences with the history of culture and offers the guest two exciting journeys: the first, through the halls of the museum, will take us through six hundred million years of evolution, and the second, exhibited in the gallery, is a journey through human life from birth to death.
- Opening hours
Tue-Sun 13-17; Mon closed - Price
Adults 10 CHF
Children 7 CHF (students under 20 years old, AHV, IV) - Additionally
Accessibility for disabled people, cafe, toilet, souvenir shop. - Address
Kulturama-Museum des Menschen
Englischviertelstrasse 9, 8032 Zürich
Tel. +41 44 260 60 44, Fax +41 44 260 60 38
, www.kulturama.ch - How to get there
Stop Hottingerplatz, tram 3/8/bus N8
Museum of Anthropology
Permanent exhibition
Humans and larger tree-dwelling mammals have a number of general characteristics: for example, hands with the ability to grasp with fingers, memory and care for the younger generation. Over time, climate, vegetation and environment led to changes in these characteristics. The fossils provide a fascinating record of the gradual transformation that now underlies the differences between humans and apes.
- Opening hours
Tue-Sun 10-16; Mon — closed - Address
Winterthurerstrasse 190, 8057 Zürich
tel. +41 44 635 54 11
, www.unizh.ch/anthro - How to get there
Stop Irchel, Tram 9/10/bus 39
Zoo museum
Permanent exhibition
The museum immerses us in the atmosphere of animals - sounds, views. Using a microscope you can look at beautiful world invertebrate animals. Or use buttons to recreate the sounds of more than 300 animals, from insects buzzing to birdsong. The variety of shapes, colors and structures of the animal kingdom evokes wonder and joy. The skeleton of a mammoth and many rare and extinct animals will show the variability of the animal world and the need for our care for nature. The exhibition is accompanied by a large number of pictures and videos.
- Opening hours
Tue-Fri 9-17, Sat and Sun 10-16 - Price
Free admission - Additionally
Accessibility for disabled people, cafe, toilet, souvenir shop. - Address
University Center, Karl Schmid-Strasse
8006 Zurich
Tel 01 634 38 38, Fax 01 634 38 39 - How to get there
Trams 6, 9, 10 to stop ETH/Universitatspital
Spielzeugmuseum
Toy Museum
Permanent exhibition
A wonderful collection of European toys dating from the late 18th to early 20th centuries. Dolls with accessories, doll houses, department stores, railways, optical and mechanical toys, steam engines, children's books and toys, etc.
- Opening hours
Mon - Fri 14 -17, Sat 13-16 h. - Price
Free admission - Address
Franz Carl Weber
Fortunagasse 15, 8001 Zürich/ZH
044 211 93 05 - How to get there
Trams 6, 7, 11, 13 to the Rennweg stop
Museum Mühlerama
Permanent exhibition
A tour of a 90-year-old mill is an opportunity to follow with your own eyes the path to the formation of flour from grain. The permanent exhibition presents flour production technology. The permanent exhibition shows the history of cereal culture and examines topics such as seed propagation methods and the role of gene banks.
In addition, there are special exhibitions related to food and drink.
- Opening hours
Wed-Sat 14-17, Sun 10-17, Mon. and Tue. - closed. - Entrance:
Adults - 9 francs, children 6 - 16 years old - 5 francs. Free with ZurichCard and SwissPass - Address
Mühlerama – Museum in der Mühle Tiefenbrunnen
Seefeldstrasse 231, 8008 Zürich
tel. +41 44 422 76 60, fax +41 44 422 89 22
, www.muehlerama.ch - How to get there
Stop Bahnhof Tiefenbrunnen, tram 2/4/bus 33/910/912/916
Indianermuseum
Museum of North American Culture
Permanent exhibition
Indigenous cultures North America as diverse as food and forms of expression between Scandinavia and Sicily. How did the population of the Arctic icy desert survive? Why did the inhabitants of the northwest coast live in relative prosperity, while hunters from the subarctic had to travel great distances to provide for their poor life? What prompted the prairie Indians to band together to hunt buffalo?
Did you know that the prairie people were once successful gardeners and traders? And why leave the pueblo in the semi-desert southwest of the corn growing area? Answers to these and many other questions can be found in the permanent exhibition.
- Opening hours
Tue-Fri — 13-17
Wed 13-20
Sat, Sun 10-17
Mon – closed - Price
Adults 8 CHF
With a discount of 6 CHF
Children 3 CHF
Families 20 CHF - Additionally
Cafe, disabled access - Address
Seefeldstr. 317, 8008 Zurich
tel 043 499 24 40
www.nonam.ch - How to get there
By train: S-S6 and S16 to stop Tiefenbrunnen
Trams 2 and 4, bus 33 to stop Tiefenbrunnen
