The final work of the renowned Swiss architect who pioneered modernism and laid the foundation for Bauhaus, the Centre Le Corbusier in Zurichhorn Park is the epitome of modern design. A conglomeration of his life’s work, the Centre Le Corbusier and Heidi Weber Museum unify Le Corbusier’s architecture, paintings, furniture, sculpture and writings, all in one space. Created in the 1960s, the contemporary building strong references to Mondrian and is a jumble of cubic structures made of coloured panels, glass and steel, protected by a detached angular roof. Initially designed as a private house, the many spaces of the Centre Le Corbusier have fared well as an exhibition and learning centre. On your way to this illuminating masterpiece, take a stroll alongside the Limmat River in picturesque Zurichhorn Park and keep a look out for the sculptures of Jean Tinguely and Henry Moore.
Address: Hoeschgasse 8; Transport: Tram 2 along Seefeldstrasse to Hoeschgasse or boat to Zurichhorn Casino. Within walking distance from there; Opening time: Open July to September, Saturday and Sunday 2pm to 5pm. Exterior viewable all year round