Audio Guide of the Langmatt Museum

The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and is closed on Mondays and public holidays. To get there, you can take the train to Baden station and walk about 10 minutes; the official website langmatt.ch has a detailed map and public transport options.

Admission costs CHF 12 for adults, CHF 8 for students and seniors, and is free for children under 16. Booking online through the official website langmatt.ch is recommended to avoid queues and check special offers.

It is recommended to allow at least 1 to 2 hours to explore the main collections at a relaxed pace. If you are an art lover, you may want to extend your visit to 3 hours including the shop and the garden; plan your visit according to your pace so you do not feel rushed.

Founded in 1943 by Sidney and Jenny Brown in their villa in Baden, the museum houses a remarkable collection of 19th-century European and Japanese Impressionist art, reflecting the cultural exchange between East and West. It is a cultural treasure distinguished by its focus on Eastern art, attracting visitors interested in the history of collecting.

Spring or autumn are ideal for enjoying the garden and avoiding crowds, while weekday mornings (around 10:00 a.m.) offer a quieter experience. Avoid weekends if you prefer fewer people; check the events calendar at langmatt.ch for temporary exhibitions.

Yes, the museum has access ramps, lifts, and wheelchair-accessible toilets in most areas. For special guided visits or additional assistance, contact the staff in advance by phone at +41 56 222 19 16 or through langmatt.ch.

In Baden, just a 10-minute walk away, you can visit Baden's historic thermal baths or the old town with its monastery ruins. The Limmat River is also nearby for a relaxing walk; for more ideas, explore Aargau tourism at aargau.ch.

Wear comfortable shoes to explore the villa and the garden, and download the museum's audio guide app to enrich your experience. Book in advance during peak season and combine your visit with lunch at a nearby café; the site langmatt.ch offers free resources such as maps and recommendations.