Museums

A special experience is watching dinosaurs come to life at the preparation hall.

Thanks to the bequest by John A. Brown, a descendent of Sidney und Jenny Brown-Sulzer who died in 1987, Villa Langmatt was made accessible to the public as an Impressionist art and home decor museum. The Villa, built in 1900/01 by the architects Moser and Curjel, is home to a gallery with paintings by important French Impressionists and their forerunners.

Roughly 600 different teddy bears – big and small, fat and slim, very old ones and less old ones – have found a new home in this new museum.

The Aviation Museum in Dübendorf is a must-see for all aviation fans.

This international award-winning museum offers a rich variety of insights into castle life over the last 800 years.

The Technorama is not just an exhibition of natural science, technology, technoart and phenomena.

The Museum Oskar Reinhart am Stadtgarten presents about 600 paintings of German, Swiss and Austrian artists from the 18th to the 20th century. Until 1 August 2010 the two Oskar Reinhart collections are to be merged temporarily. The renovation of the Villa Am Römerholz provides a unique opportunity to see an important selection of its world-famous paintings by old masters and French Impressionists at the Museum Oskar Reinhart am Stadtgarten in Winterthur, set here in an exciting dialogue with part of Reinhart’s collection of paintings by German and Swiss painters.

An adventure play area with five main themes for children from ages 4 - 8 (accompanied by an adult).

The E.G. Bührle Collection is one of the most prestigious of private art collections. It comprises medieval wood carvings and paintings by the old masters, but above all works by French artists of the 19th and 20th century.

Besides the permanent collection, the Kunsthaus presents changing exhibits which make the museum one of Switzerland's leading exhibition centers.