Pavillon Le Corbusier

Fabulous structure by Le Corbusier (1887-1965). Recently renovated it is in mint condition. All his trademarks are here including ramps to go up, a (covered) roofdeck, and primary colors. Beautifully located in a park setting near Lake Zurich. A fitting finale to Le Corbusier's career which of course started in Switzerland.

The price of entry was a bit high at 12 CHF given the relatively small size of the space and when considered in comparison to like albeit bigger museums. I did enjoy it and was impressed by the varied nature of the pavilion as I went through it. While the design did feel cohesive, there were nonetheless unique architectural "moments" throughout. Positioned within a nice park, near to the water and near to a large playground, as well. Small, interactive elements were a nice touch, such as the sketch and craft spot or the ability to sit in a number of interesting seats and spaces. I am glad to have gone!

Anyone who enjoys art and architecture should definitely put a visit to the Pavillon Corbusier on their to-do list when staying in Zurich. The building and the interior are really impressive.

Absolutely spectacular. If you have even an iota of interest in architecture, you must put this on your to-do list anytime you are in Zurich. Also, great staff on hand to provide any information you are curious about. A real highlight of my trip here.

We came here as part of the Lange Nacht der Museen, and I think it would have been worth the normal entrance fee as well. I wish there were more explanations about Corbusier, but the building also speaks for itself. The Hervé exhibition was great and fit so well into the atmosphere.

I recently visited the Le Corbusier Pavilion in Zurich, and it was a fantastic experience. Nestled along the shores of Lake Zurich, the pavilion offers stunning views of the water and surrounding landscape, making it an ideal location for this architectural gem. Designed by the legendary architect, the pavilion exemplifies Le Corbusier's innovative style, with bold colors and geometric shapes that create a striking visual impact. Inside, the thoughtfully arranged spaces showcase his focus on light and harmony. Overall, my visit to the Le Corbusier Pavilion was unforgettable. Its exceptional architecture and beautiful setting make it a must-see in Zurich. I highly recommend exploring this remarkable site!

One of the coolest architectural spots in Zurich! The last building designed by Le Corbusier before his death. Unique as his only work made entirely of glass and steel. A gem for anyone who loves architecture and design.

Even if you are not a fan of the Swiss architect, you should definitely check it out and enjoy the cozy and different home vibes it gives. My favorite was the terrace at the top 🙂 Check in advance since they open seasonally

Fabulous structure by Le Corbusier (1887-1965). Recently renovated it is in mint condition. All his trademarks are here including ramps to go up, a (covered) roofdeck, and primary colors. Beautifully located in a park setting near Lake Zurich. A fitting finale to Le Corbusier's career which of course started in Switzerland.

The price of entry was a bit high at 12 CHF given the relatively small size of the space and when considered in comparison to like albeit bigger museums. I did enjoy it and was impressed by the varied nature of the pavilion as I went through it. While the design did feel cohesive, there were nonetheless unique architectural "moments" throughout. Positioned within a nice park, near to the water and near to a large playground, as well. Small, interactive elements were a nice touch, such as the sketch and craft spot or the ability to sit in a number of interesting seats and spaces. I am glad to have gone!

Anyone who enjoys art and architecture should definitely put a visit to the Pavillon Corbusier on their to-do list when staying in Zurich. The building and the interior are really impressive.

Absolutely spectacular. If you have even an iota of interest in architecture, you must put this on your to-do list anytime you are in Zurich. Also, great staff on hand to provide any information you are curious about. A real highlight of my trip here.

We came here as part of the Lange Nacht der Museen, and I think it would have been worth the normal entrance fee as well. I wish there were more explanations about Corbusier, but the building also speaks for itself. The Hervé exhibition was great and fit so well into the atmosphere.

I recently visited the Le Corbusier Pavilion in Zurich, and it was a fantastic experience. Nestled along the shores of Lake Zurich, the pavilion offers stunning views of the water and surrounding landscape, making it an ideal location for this architectural gem. Designed by the legendary architect, the pavilion exemplifies Le Corbusier's innovative style, with bold colors and geometric shapes that create a striking visual impact. Inside, the thoughtfully arranged spaces showcase his focus on light and harmony. Overall, my visit to the Le Corbusier Pavilion was unforgettable. Its exceptional architecture and beautiful setting make it a must-see in Zurich. I highly recommend exploring this remarkable site!

One of the coolest architectural spots in Zurich! The last building designed by Le Corbusier before his death. Unique as his only work made entirely of glass and steel. A gem for anyone who loves architecture and design.

Even if you are not a fan of the Swiss architect, you should definitely check it out and enjoy the cozy and different home vibes it gives. My favorite was the terrace at the top 🙂 Check in advance since they open seasonally