Visit with groups
Group guided tours—with bookings only
March – October 2025
With group guided tours visitors can take a good look at Albert Anker’s well-to-do middle-class living quarters—the place where he was born and lived with his family. The highlight is the artist’s studio. It has survived practically unchanged to this day and offers the very rare experience of exploring one of the last remaining authentic nineteenth-century artists’ studios. After the guided tour, you can visit the permanent exhibition at your leisure.
Duration of the guided tours:
One group up to 15 persons: 45 minutes
Two groups up to 30 persons: 90 minutes
Tues, Wed, Thurs
Bookings for up to a maximum of 30 persons, divided into two groups, each not exceeding 15 persons
Prices:
One group of up to 15 persons: CHF 150 + CHF 8 group admission fee per person
Two groups of up to 30 persons: CHF 280 + CHF 8 group admission fee per person
It is also possible to book a guided tour focusing on the architecture at the site or the special exhibition. Further information
Useful information
- Accessibility: The studio and the historic living quarters are unfortunately not accessible by wheelchair. The Art Pavilion as well as the reception room in the Anker house and the first floor of the permanent exhibition are easily accessible to all. Please contact us before your visit.
- The studio and historic living quarters are open from March to October and can be visited with a guided tour.
- You can also book smaller informal social events with drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and finger food for up to a maximum of twenty people. Please let us know two weeks in advance the exact number of persons expected (Price: CHF 20 per person).