Le Corbusier Pavilion

With its clear, bright colors and large, umbrella-like roof, the Pavilion Le Corbusier immediately catches the eye – and arouses curiosity. It is a good thing that the unusual building on the beautiful shores of Lake Zurich is a museum, because that means that it can also be explored from the inside. Visitors of all ages learn exciting facts about the life and work of the famous architect, designer and artist Le Corbusier.

Because the best way to do this is on the move, there is an architecture tour for children aged 9 and up. At the “hands-on” tables, young designers can try their hand at creating color concepts and furniture. And those who want to delve even deeper into the colorful world of Le Corbusier, can sign up for one of the museum’s vacation workshops.