The Tarot Garden is a sculpture garden and private museum of modern art, founded in 1979 and open to the public since 1998. The number of visitors each day is limited to protect the artworks, and tickets are tied to a date and time slot, with entry at other times liable to be refused. This is a day to plan rather than drop in on.
The price of that planning is rigidity: tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded, bad weather included, and the garden stays open on rainy days, so you go on the day you booked whatever the sky does.
The terrain of the park limits access for visitors with severe mobility impairments; they can reach as far as the area around the Wheel of Fortune sculpture, and a wheelchair stair-climber can be booked in advance. Anyone using a reduced or free ticket has to show proof at the entrance. Dogs are allowed on a lead.
Family FAQ
How much does Tarot Garden cost?
Full ticket EUR 15; EUR 10 for ages 7-22 and over-65s.
What are the opening hours of Tarot Garden?
Open 1 April to 15 October, every day from 2:30pm to 7:30pm.
Is there parking at Tarot Garden?
The garden's car park is free for visitors but unattended.
