From CHF 170.-
Offer, Ins
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Guided tours for groups at the Albert Anker Centre
Centre Albert Anker. © Alexander Jaquemet, Erlach
Centre Albert Anker. © Alexander Jaquemet, Erlach
- Culture & MuseumsCategory
- Culture & Museums
- PlacePlace
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Visit of the historic house and authentic studio.
The visit of the residential house offers insight into the bourgeois living culture of the Anker family, with much of the original interior still preserved. A highlight is the unique studio in the attic, which has remained almost unchanged. It is one of the last authentic 19th-century artists’ studios preserved in Europe.
The house and the studio can only be visited as part of a guided tour.
Included services
Included services
- Guided tour of the historic flat and studio with your group
- Self-guided visit of the permanent exhibition and, from 30 May to 25 October 2026, of the temporary exhibition.
Opening hours
Opening hours
- From 19 Mar 2026 to 29 Oct 2026
Good to know
Good to know
- Conditions / supplements
- The price quoted only includes the cost of the guided tour. The group must pay an additional CHF 12 per person (on site at the cash desk).
- Bookings can be made for groups of up to 30 people.
- Guided tours are offered from Tuesday to Thursday from March to October.
- On request, an aperitif can be organised. If you are interested, please contact the Centre Albert Anker directly at least 2 weeks before the visit (by e-mail to [email protected]).Please specify the exact number of participants so that a quotation can be prepared.
- Meeting place
- Reception Centre Albert Anker.
- Duration
- Group from 1 to 15 Persons: 45 Min.
- Group from 16 to 30 Persons: 1 hrs. 30 min.
- Time
- Bookings can be made between 11am and 6pm. Please indicate your preferred time in the field provided when booking.
- Language
- French, German, English.
On site
On site
- Services
- Suitable for groups
Contact
Contact
- Main contact
Guided tours for groups at the Albert Anker Centre
From CHF 10.-
Suggestion - Culture & Museums
Suggestion - Culture & Museums
Entrance to the Centre Albert Anker
