Museum Langmatt
The Langmatt Museum opened in 1990 and underwent extensive renovations from 2024 to 2026. It houses one of the most significant private collections of French Impressionism in Europe. The distinctive charm of this Art Nouveau villa lies in the presentation of outstanding works of art in historic living spaces, surrounded by an idyllic park. This makes it unique among Swiss museums.
Access preferences
- Getting around the museum (Getting around inside the museum)
The museum and park are wheelchair-accessible. The building has an elevator for visitors with limited mobility, as well as wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
- Getting there by public transport (Getting there)
Express trains depart from Zurich, Basel, and Bern every half hour. The venue is a 10-minute walk from the train station, along Bahnhofstrasse and then Parkstrasse (see map below). To return to the train station, take bus No. 3 from the Kurtheater stop.
- No accessibility statement (Accessibility)
Try contacting the museum to inquire about their Website accessibility.
- Virtual collection (Virtual Content)
There are some virtual collections that you can visit online
Contact info
Museum Langmatt,
Römerstrasse 30,
00000 Baden, Switzerland.
info@langmatt.ch
https://www.langmatt.ch/en/