Opening Hours
| Museum
Tuesday – Friday: 11 a.m.–6 p.m. |
Estate
The estate can be visited at any time and is open to the public. Please show consideration for the private sphere of residents. |
Address and Directions
| Address
Weissenhof Museum in the Le Corbusier House |
Public transportation
From Stuttgart main train station Parking Free parking is available in the parking bays on Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse. Arriving by Tourist Bus The parking bays on Friedrich-Ebert-Strasse may also be used by groups arriving by tourist bus.
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Admission Prices
| Regular: 6,50 euros Reduced*: 3 euros Groups of more than fifteen receive a discount of 50 cents *High-school students, trainees, students, recipients of unemployment and social welfare, people with disabilities |
Children under eleven: Free Holders of the Museum-Pass-Musées: Free Holders of StuttCard: Free Holders of Bonuscard+Kultur and refugees: Free Students of Stuttgart Art Academy: Free Members of Friends of the Weissenhof Estate: Free |
Tours
Public Tours
Visitors may choose either the short or the long tour.
Short tour:
Introduction to the Weissenhof Estate and tour of the Weissenhof Museum in the Le Corbusier House.
Duration of tour: about 45 minutes.
Price: 6 euros / 4 euros (discount), in addition to admission price
Long tour:
Introduction to the Weissenhof Estate, tour of the Weissenhof Museum in the Le Corbusier House and a tour of the Weissenhof Estate.
Duration of tour: about 90 minutes.
Price: 8.50 euros / 5 euros (discount), in addition to admission price
Booking Tours
The maximum group size is twenty people. Larger groups must be divided into subgroups. The subgroups can be guided parallel.
We offer guided tours in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
The following tours are available
Weissenhof Tours
Short Tour:
Introduction to the Weissenhof Estate and tour of the Weissenhof Museum in the Le Corbusier House.
Duration of tour: about 45 minutes.
Price per group: 80 euros / 70 euros (discount), in addition to admission price
Long Tour:
Introduction to the Weissenhof Estate, tour of the Weissenhof Museum in the Le Corbusier House and a tour of the Weissenhof Estate.
Duration of tour: about 90 minutes.
Price per group: 100 euros / 85 euros (discount), in addition to admission price
In-DepthTour:
Introduction to the Weissenhof Estate, tour of the Weissenhof Museum in the Le Corbusier House and a tour of the Weissenhof Estate.
Duration of tour: about 120 minutes.
Price per group: 140 euros / 120 euros (discount), in addition to admission price
Special Tours
Weissenhof and Kochenhof:
Introduction to the Weissenhof Estate, tour of the Weissenhof Museum in the Le Corbusier House and a tour of both the Weissenhof Estate and the Kochenhof Estate, a counterproject built in 1933.
Duration of tour: about 120 minutes.
Price per group: 140 euros / 120 euros (discount), in addition to admission price
Living in the Le Corbusier House:
Christa Munkert, a former inhabitant, gives a tour of the Weissenhof Museum in the Le Corbusier House.
Duration of tour: about 45 minutes.
Price per group: 100 euros / 85 euros (discount), in addition to admission price
Explorer Tour of the Le Corbusier House:
Tour of the Weissenhof Museum for children between eight and twelve.
The maximum group size is fifteen children. Participating children have free admission to the museum.
Price: 70 euros per group
Group Visits
If you would like to visit the Weissenhof Museum with a group of ten or more, please contact us two weeks ahead of time. Tel.: +49 (0)711-25 79 187, e-mail: info@weissenhofmuseum.de
We would be happy to find an appropriate time slot for your visit. Please keep in mind that failure to announce your visit ahead of time could result in waiting time outside of the museum.
If you are arriving in a tourist bus, we would appreciate it if you could leave all bags and backpacks in the bus. The number of lockers in the museum is limited, and bags are not permitted in our listed building.
Questions and Answers
Is it possible to visit the other buildings in the estate?
The Weissenhof Museum in Le Corbusier House is the only building that is open to the public in the Weissenhof Estate. All other buildings are private homes; they cannot be visited by individuals or in the context of any tour.
However, you are permitted to walk through the Estate and view and photograph the buildings from the outside without time constraints. There is a map of the estate at the Weissenhofwerkstatt in Mies van der Rohe House, which is also a good starting point.
A series of signs in front of each building provide information on the architect and layout.
Visitors are asked to respect the privacy of Estate residents.
Can I get married in the Weissenhof Museum?
Civil marriage ceremonies can be arranged in Le Corbusier’s two semidetached houses. Depending on the weather, the ceremony can be held on the museum’s roof terrace or in the transformable living room. Due to the limited space in the museum, the maximum number of guests permitted is fifteen plus the bride and groom.Werbeflyer_Heiraten im LC_Februar 2023
Ceremonies can only be booked when the museum is closed: on Friday from 9 to 10 a.m. or 10 to 11 a.m.
The charge is 535 euros, including taxes.
For more information, please contact us: info@weissenhofmuseum.de.
Can I take pictures in the Weissenhof Museum?
Pictures are permitted for private use in the Weissenhof Museum using a small camera without equipment. However, it is not permitted to publish these images or to use them online. Copyrights must be cleared and fees paid for any type of publication.
Professionals are only allowed to photograph when the museum is closed. Please contact us to arrange this: sander@weissenhofmuseum.de
Is there barrier-free access to the museum?
Our listed building is not barrier-free. The staircases are very narrow and steep, in some cases there is no railing. For your safety and to protect the building, it is unfortunately not possible to bring wheelchairs or walkers into the museum. Do not hesitate to contact us before your visit, and we will try to accommodate your special needs.
The Weissenhof Estate is barrier-free.
Can I visit with a baby carriage?
Baby carriages are not permitted due to space constrictions and the narrow staircases. You are welcome to leave your baby carriage on the museum’s entrance terrace.
Can I bring my pet with me?
Dogs and other animals are unfortunately not allowed in the museum.
Is there a café in the Weissenhof Museum?
Our museum does not have a café. We would be happy to direct you to cafés and restaurants in the neighborhood.
Are audio guides available?
Audio guides are not available in the Weissenhof Museum. Our exhibition provides much information in German and English. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask us.
Is there a museum shop?
We have a small museum shop in the entrance area that offers a variety of publications about the Weissenhof Estate, our exhibition catalogue, and various posters and postcards.
Do you sell gift certificates?
Gift certificates for a tour or museum admission can be purchased at the museum reception.
Tel.: +49 (0) 711 25 79 187, e-Mail: info@weissenhofmuseum.de
What kind of literature is available?
Much has been written about the Weissenhof Estate from the very beginning. In 1927 the participating architects explained their buildings in the publication Bau und Wohnung (Building and Living). It is still available as a reprint. A list of suggested reading with more recent publications, standard scholarly publications, and special topics can be downloaded here: Literaturliste Weissenhofmuseum.