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Guided city tours

Le Corbusier

Visit La Chaux-de-Fond. © Guillaume Perret

Place
- La Chaux-de-Fonds
Ort
Recommended Duration
- 2 h 0
Dauer

Discover the early years of Charles-Edouard Jeanneret (better known as Le Corbusier) in La Chaux-de-Fonds.

Learn all about Le Corbusier's younger years and the heritage bestowed by the architect on his native city: the house where he was born, the secrets of his youth, his first work as a freelance architect, and the exotic Turkish Villa.

Prices

Prices per person (Scheduled guided tour "Le Corbusier")
Adults
- CHF 12.-
Seniors, Students
- CHF 9.-
Children (up to 16 years old)
- Free
Guided tour "Le Corbusier" (for groups)
Up to 20 persons per guide
- CHF 185.-
Guided tour "Le Corbusier's first villas" (for groups)
Up to 10 persons per guide (Monday to Thursday)
- CHF 260.-
Up to 10 persons per guide (Friday to Sunday)
- CHF 210.-
Up to 20 persons per guide (Monday to Thursday)
- CHF 360.-
Up to 20 persons per guide (Friday to Sunday)
- CHF 260.-

On site

Accessibility
- Booking required

Access

Zugang

Public transport
- SBB Timetable
Directions
- Google Maps

Good to know

- Access by public transport guided tour "Le Corbusier" : bus n°301, 303, 311 or 312 (stop Théâtre)
- Access by public transport guided tour "Le Corbusier's first villas" : bus n° 310 (stop Montbrillant)
- For individuals: guided tour "Le Corbusier" in July and August on Thursdays at 2 p.m , recommended registration (French and German). Departure: Showroom "Espace de l'urbanisme horloger", Rue Jaquet-Droz 23
- Guided tours for groups can be booked all year round on request
- The "Le Corbusier" visit is on foot and by public transport and lasts for 2 hours
- The visit "Le Corbusier's first villas" is on foot and lasts for 2 hours. Different rates apply outside the regular opening hours of the Maison blanche (Fri-Sun)
- Languages: English, French, German and Italian
- From Monday July 6th 2020, the wearing of a mask is compulsory on all publics transports (the visit includes a ride by bus) as well as in the Maison blanche. Each participant is free to bring his/her own mask. Masks are also on sale (CHF 1.-/mask) at the tourist office (Espacité 1) and at the Espace de l'urbanisme horloger (Rue Jaquet-Droz 23) for customers who would like to buy one on the spot.