Museum admission
Standard ticket: 18 CHF
Students, apprentices, senior citizens, IV: 12 CHF
Children and adolecents under 18 years of age: free admission
Donors, members: free admission
Swiss Museum Pass, Zürich Card, Swiss Travel Pass, Raiffeisen MemberPlus: free admission
Family ticket: 24 CHF
(2 adults and children under 18 years of age)
KulturLegi by Caritas: 5 CHF
Group admission
Registration requiered: phone +41 (0)44 217 70 80
10 visitors or more: 12 CHF per person
Swiss elementary schools: free admission
College classes, vocational schools: free admisson
Students from all Swiss cantons and abroad: 8 CHF per person
Opening hours & information
Opening hours
Tue / Thu–Sun 11 am to 5 pm
Wed 11 am to 8 pm
Mon closed
Holidays
Labor day: 1 May closed
Ascension day: 13 May open 11 am to 5 pm
Safety plan
Hygiene masks are compulsory in the entire Museum Haus Konstruktiv (from 12 years of age). For us, the safety of the visitors and staff have top priority. Please note the safety measures, when visiting the museum >>>
Address
Museum Haus Konstruktiv
Selnaustrasse 25, 8001 Zurich
+41 (0)44 217 70 80
info@hauskonstruktiv.ch
Getting here and map of the area >>>
Parking
For museum visitors, two parking spaces are available on Selnaustrasse. To have these unlocked, please ask at the reception. Parking in the courtyard is not permitted.
Cloakroom and house rules
Please use the individual lockers and note our general house rules >>>
Barrier-free access
Museum Haus Konstruktiv is accessible to wheelchair users and other visitors who need to avoid stairs. The museum has one wheelchair for visitors to borrow free of charge. Free admission for necessary accompanying person. Guide dogs are welcome. Our staff is pleased to assist you at all times.
Museum shop
The shop is open during museum opening hours. You will find a selected collection of beautiful gifts for adults and children, postcards, publications, books and limited editions. >>>
Library
Temporarily closed
The museum’s top floor with the unique exposed metal structure from the 1940s, offers an reference library – with literature providing an overview of constructivist, concrete, and conceptual art, with exhibition catalogs, monographs on artists, and reference works on art history.
Further information you will find in the museum brochure. 
Museum brochure
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