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Kunsthaus Zürich: Collection and Small Exhibitions Entry Ticket

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Get a sweeping view of eight centuries of art at Kunsthaus Zürich, from medieval icons to contemporary digital works in one self-paced visit.
On arrival, present your ticket at Kunsthaus Zürich and begin exploring the collection at your own pace across galleries.
Visit the Moser and Chipperfield buildings in one ticket, accessing paintings, sculpture, media art and small exhibitions with an audio guide.
See Giacometti and Munch, Monet and van Gogh, Pop Art by Warhol, the world's largest Dada collection, plus Glacier Dreams and Pixelwald installations.

Get a sweeping view of eight centuries of art at Kunsthaus Zürich, from medieval icons to contemporary digital works in one self-paced visit.
On arrival, present your ticket at Kunsthaus Zürich and begin exploring the collection at your own pace across galleries.
Visit the Moser and Chipperfield buildings in one ticket, accessing paintings, sculpture, media art and small exhibitions with an audio guide.
See Giacometti and Munch, Monet and van Gogh, Pop Art by Warhol, the world's largest Dada collection, plus Glacier Dreams and Pixelwald installations.

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CHF 31

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Discover Vilhelm Hammershøi's atmospheric interiors at Kunsthaus Zürich in the first comprehensive exhibition of his work in Switzerland.
Arrive at Kunsthaus Zürich, use your ticket for entry, then head to the Vilhelm Hammershøi galleries and explore with the included audio guide.
Your ticket covers the dedicated exhibition plus access to Kunsthaus Zürich's wider collection and small shows spanning different eras and styles.
Wander through quiet rooms, closed doors and figures seen from behind, where Hammershøi's muted colors and shifting light create meditative calm.
Finish in Refik Anadol's Glacier Dreams and Pipilotti Rist's Pixelwald Turicum, immersive installations of AI visuals, light, color and sound.

Discover Vilhelm Hammershøi's atmospheric interiors at Kunsthaus Zürich in the first comprehensive exhibition of his work in Switzerland.
Arrive at Kunsthaus Zürich, use your ticket for entry, then head to the Vilhelm Hammershøi galleries and explore with the included audio guide.
Your ticket covers the dedicated exhibition plus access to Kunsthaus Zürich's wider collection and small shows spanning different eras and styles.
Wander through quiet rooms, closed doors and figures seen from behind, where Hammershøi's muted colors and shifting light create meditative calm.
Finish in Refik Anadol's Glacier Dreams and Pipilotti Rist's Pixelwald Turicum, immersive installations of AI visuals, light, color and sound.

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CHF 39

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The exhibition brings the two artists together in a major exhibition for the first time, despite more than half a century separating their careers.
The exhibition explores the parallels in how both artists used painting to express emotion, bodily sensations, illness, death, nature, and other existential experiences.
Munch’s work focuses strongly on the cycle of life, death, and renewal, while Lassnig is known for her inward-looking “body awareness” paintings, which translate physical sensations and inner states into visual form.
Lassnig regarded Munch as an important artistic reference, so the exhibition places their works side by side to reveal connections in their use of colour, line, composition, and emotional expression.
Enhance your visit with the DE, EN, FR collection audio guide included with online tickets, a free kids version, Wi-Fi, and photos for personal use.

The exhibition brings the two artists together in a major exhibition for the first time, despite more than half a century separating their careers.
The exhibition explores the parallels in how both artists used painting to express emotion, bodily sensations, illness, death, nature, and other existential experiences.
Munch’s work focuses strongly on the cycle of life, death, and renewal, while Lassnig is known for her inward-looking “body awareness” paintings, which translate physical sensations and inner states into visual form.
Lassnig regarded Munch as an important artistic reference, so the exhibition places their works side by side to reveal connections in their use of colour, line, composition, and emotional expression.
Enhance your visit with the DE, EN, FR collection audio guide included with online tickets, a free kids version, Wi-Fi, and photos for personal use.

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CHF 39