Kunsthaus Zürich spreads across two buildings, and both have baby-changing tables in the basement. Buggies are allowed in the exhibition rooms as long as no bags or food ride along in them, though the museum can limit them when it is crowded; if you would rather leave your own outside, the museum lends buggies free of charge.
Children aged 5 to 12 can pick up a children’s audioguide at the Infodesk at no cost, and it covers their companions too. The adult audioguide for the collection is free only if you bought your ticket online; at the desk it costs extra. Outside, the Garten der Kunst is open to everyone without a ticket, and Monster Chetwynd’s climbing sculpture “Zardoz” stands there with a tower and a slide – it is on display until 2027, used at your own risk, and children must be accompanied.
The thing to plan around is snacks. No food or drink is allowed in the collection or exhibition rooms, and that includes baby food and milk bottles; eating is limited to the entrance halls, the gardens and the café in the Moser building. Trams and bus 31 stop at “Kunsthaus”.
Family FAQ
How much does Kunsthaus Zürich cost?
Collection and small exhibitions: adults CHF 24 (reduced CHF 17); with a major exhibition CHF 31 (reduced CHF 22); All in One CHF 36 (reduced CHF 25).
What are the opening hours of Kunsthaus Zürich?
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday-Sunday 10:00-18:00, Thursday 10:00-20:00; closed Mondays.
Can you bring a stroller to Kunsthaus Zürich?
Museum buggies can be borrowed free of charge.
Is there baby changing at Kunsthaus Zürich?
Changing tables are in the basement of both buildings.
Is there parking at Kunsthaus Zürich?
Public car parks are at Hirschengraben behind the Kunsthaus and at the Obergericht.
