Kunsthaus Zurich, the country's largest art museum!

The museum's works are housed in two buildings. The most recent, built by architect David Chipperfield and opening in 2021, is sure to catch your eye. Built in the shape of a parallelepiped, and flooded with light, it is linked to the Moser building by an underground passage, with a spacious lobby to welcome guests to the new building. With a design boutique, bar, ballroom and'Art Garden', the new building creates an organic connection with the surrounding neighbourhood.

The extension houses four main sections: art of the 1960s, the Emil Bührle collection, medium-sized temporary exhibitions and a central entrance hall that welcomes visitors to this new kind of open space dedicated to the experience of art.

Art lovers and laymen alike will be delighted to see the wide range of works on display at the Kunsthaus Zürich. Highlights include not only the largest Munch collection outside Norway and the largest collection of works byAlberto Giacometti, but also outstanding paintings from Impressionism and Classical Modernism, and a wide range of aspects of art, including Swiss artists Fischli/Weiss.)

A large part of the exhibition is also devoted to 19th-century French painting (Géricault, Corot, Delacroix, Courbet and Manet). You will be particularly enchanted by the vast group of works by Claude Monet, culminating in the famous water lilies series. Other pioneering post-impressionists such as Gauguin, Cézanne and van Gogh, who influenced a stylistic shift around 1900, also feature in the collections.

Finally, you'll also have the chance to discover "the Nabis" a group of artists who were part of a post-impressionist avant-garde artistic movement that emerged on the fringes of academic painting in the late 19th and early 20th

centuries. These artists sought to break down the boundaries between the fine arts and the applied arts. There are many works by Bonnard and Vuillard, who became particularly popular in Switzerland very early on.

Installations such as Pipilotti Rist's immersive "Turicum Pixelwald", video installations, temporary exhibitions, workshops and guided tours make for an unforgettable experience.

The collection is complemented by striking works from the late 20th and 21st centuries, including Warhol, Rothko and Beuys. In addition to the Pop Art of Warhol and Hamilton, works by artists such as Rothko, Twombly, Beuys and Baselitz are represented. Video installations and photographs such as those by Fischli/Weiss and Pipilotti Rist lead the way into the 21st century.

Installations such as Pipilotti Rist's immersive "Turicum Pixelwald", video installations, temporary exhibitions, workshops and guided tours make for an unforgettable experience.