Your benefits at a glance
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Free admission with your membership card - without queueing
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Invitations to exhibition openings
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Reduced admission to events such as talks and concerts
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10% discount in the museums shops
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10% discount in the Kunsthaus restaurant and Kunsthaus bar
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Kunsthaus magazine delivered free to your home four times a year
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Free use of the lending library
STANDARD MEMBERSHIPS
Additional benefits of PLUS membership
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Bring a friend free of charge every time you visit
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Join public guided tours free of charge
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20% discount in the museums shops
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20% discount on private guided tours
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Membership fee partially tax deductible: individual CHF 120 / couple: CHF 200
PLUS MEMBERSHIPS
Membership of the Kunstfreunde Zürich
A partnership with the Kunsthaus Zürich
The Kunstfreunde Zürich have accompanied and supported the activities of the Kunsthaus Zürich for over 100 years. Membership fees have enabled the acquisition of highly regarded works for the Kunsthaus's renowned collection. Among them are works by Claude Monet, Piet Mondrian or Henri Matisse, Jeff Wall, Sigmar Polke, Franz Gertsch or Félix Vallotton, etc. The "Gruppe Junge Kunst" also actively supports the contemporary art scene.
Membership also includes PLUS membership of the Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft and an additional annual programme is offered: Curated previews at the Kunsthaus Zürich and other museums, studio visits to Zurich's artists, visits to private collections and art trips, etc. There is also a special programme for young members.
Impressions of the preview
EXCLUSIVELY FOR MEMBERS
A gift idea for every occasion
Are you looking for the perfect present? With a gift membership of the Kunsthaus Zürich, you can open up a world of variety, pleasure, creativity and inspiration. Members of the Zürcher Kunstgesellschaft enjoy a wide range of benefits. It’s the perfect gift for any art lover.
The Kunsthaus magazine
Delivered to your home four times a year, the Kunsthaus magazine offers glimpses behind the scenes, news from the world of culture and much more besides. In the current issue:
– Federico Fellini. From drawing to film
– Rudolf Koller. The sketchbooks
– Emil Bührle and 'The truth'
