Akce in Curych

International festival with drama, dance, concerts, music projects, installations and an extensive family program.

Art for all

The museum houses the largest international design collection in Switzerland. The new permanent exhibition presents highlights and opens up access to the archives.

The city and canton of Zurich have a long and chequered history. This will be shown in a permanent exhibition at the National Museum.

Suzanne Duchamp (1889 Blainville-Crevon - 1963 Neuilly-sur-Seine) left behind an astonishing oeuvre that, although represented in world-famous collections, is still only known to connoisseurs.

The exhibition takes the viewers on a wild club night and shows how transformative and liberating fashion can be.

From Zurich, Luzzi and Michael Wolgensinger shaped the modern era of Swiss photography with their photo studio, which existed between the 1930s and 1980s.

The 1,000-m2 Swiss history exhibition depicts how Switzerland came to be over a period of 550 years.

The 1950s saw a sharp rise in demand for electricity, including in Switzerland. Dams started to be built in the Alps on a grand scale.

With her carnivalesque performances, which are reminiscent of medieval mystery and carnival games and take up themes from art history and pop culture, Monster Chetwynd (*1973

Im FIFA Museum spielend Fussballkultur erleben - eine einzigartige Interaktion mit dem Fussball.

The permanent exhibition features more than 1,000 exhibits from the collection, including nostalgic memorabilia, documents and images from the FIFA archives.

From October 2019, the Swiss National Museum’s collections will be presented in the renovated historical west wing of the National Museum Zurich.

Accessories have always been more than mere decoration: hats, scarves, gloves, bags and shoes reflect social, political and religious affiliation, denote power and status, protect and give form to

Many children dream of travelling back in time. In the new family exhibition we make this dream come true!

What binds a community together? Initially one might assume it is to do with having the same language, external enemies or economic interests.

The permanent exhibition «Archaeology in Switzerland» is shown in the first upper floor in the new wing of Christ Gantenbein Architects.

From Sisi to Queen Elisabeth

a new presentation by the MoneyMuseum tells the story of the Roman Republic with the help of 12 outstanding coins.

Traditionelle Zahlungsmittel sind Gaben in traditionellen Gesellschaften.

Unser Rundgang führt durch drei historische Räume: Den Lochmannsaal, die Steiner-Waser-Stube und die Zunftmeisterstube.

Olympic gold medalists and world record holders gather here to provide spectators with sports at their highest level of performance.

This exhibition explores how digitalization and artificial intelligence can enhance the experience of objects in museums in the future.

When Zurich’s historical center is transformed into one long party mile, that is a sure sign that it is time for the “Dörflifäscht”.

Over five days, the ZirQus festival brings together the diversity of contemporary circus in the circus quarter in the heart of Zurich: shows, workshops, concerts and a circus supporting program.

Included: a hand-picked line-up of national and international newcomers who are still insider tips today and may be headliners tomorrow.

A three-day celebration of music, culture, and community at Zurich’s most stunning lakeside location.

One of the largest folk festivals in Zurich

An extraordinary festival of encounters right on the picturesque shores of Lake Zurich on the Landiwiese.

Platform for the most promising new filmmakers from around the world.

The art of surimono prints

Sein Schaffen zeichnet sich durch eine intensive Beschäftigung mit den Eigenschaften und Potenzialen von Werkstoffen aus und bezieht u. a. die Materialien Stein, Metall, Holz, Wasser und Salz ein.

Dialog with Yves Netzhammer

A journey through time

The largest automobile fair in German-speaking Switzerland.

Masterpieces on paper from Albrecht Dürer to Dieter Roth