Kunsthaus Zurich is an art gallery and a museum. It includes a marvellous collection of paintings, drawings, photographs and sculptures.
The museum was established in 1910 and displays the art works from 13th century to the Present. Art-enthusiasts will find beautiful works from Impressionism to Classical Modernism, as well as a fine collection of Old Masters. By the way, don’t miss The Gate of Hell, which is right next to the entrance. It’s a breathtaking work of Rodin, that shows a scene from “The Inferno”, the first section of Dante’s Divine Comedy.
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
Good to know:
- Prices: Adults – 15 CHF.
- On Wednesday the entrance to the permanent collection is free of charge.
- Working hours: Tuesday – Sunday, 10:00 – 18:00.
- Audio Guide is available in German, French, Italian, English.
- There are lockers for clothes and bags downstairs. It requires 2 CHF.
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine
© MonAme Magazine — all photos copyright MonAme Magazine



