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Pavillon Le Corbusier

This is the last building designed by the Swiss architect le Corbusier. The Pavillon was built after his death as a museum dedicated to his work. Access to the building has long been difficult and expensive, also due to a legal fight between the former patron and initiator of the building and the city of Zurich. Now it is however managed by the city and open to the public. The highlight of the museum is of course the building itself, but there are also yearly changing exhibitions on architecture.

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Address: Höschgasse 8
Getting there: near China Garden
Hours: Wed, Fri-Sun 12:00-18:00, Thu 12:00-20:00
Price: Fr. 12/8 (free with Zürich Card)
Website: pavillon-le-corbusier.ch (opens in a new tab)

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