Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Currently, there is no option to buy tickets in advance on the website, but this is not necessary! The park has a ticket desk where you can buy tickets upon arrival. You do not need to buy tickets in advance!

No. The Bruno Weber Park is a sculpture park and open-air museum, and not a place to host parties. We also ask that you respect other visitors. If you would like to have a party or barbecue, there are two picnic/barbecue areas located above the park at a distance of 600m and 1.3km respectively. You can relax there - see the next question here in the FAQ 'Where can I barbecue or relax outside the park?' Thank you for your understanding!

1. Sandbühl Playground (600m away, 9 mins walk) Directions on Google ...

2. Franzosenweiher Pond (1.3km away, 17 mins walk) Directions on Google ...

Yes. Dogs are welcome in the Bruno Weber Park if they are kept on a leash. Note: In the Bruno Weber Park, there are not only other dogs belonging to visitors, but also free-roaming animals such as ducks. Please help keep the park clean!

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Yes, we accept Twint, most credit cards, and cash payments in CHF and Euros.

Unfortunately not. The tower is not open to the public. The former dining room is open to the public. In the picture gallery, you will find photos of the interior of the house and the tower. Other areas of the artist house can only be visited as part of a guided tour.

Yes, the Bruno Weber Park remains open even in the rain - we look forward to your visit in (almost) any weather. However, in extreme weather conditions (e.g. thunderstorms or heavy storms), the park may have to close temporarily, or you may need to seek shelter in the Water Garden Hall (Wassergartensaal) for a short time.

Most of our visitors spend about 2 hours in the Bruno Weber Park.

Until we close the park (the ticket is valid for the whole day).

Only these sculptures: the Double-Winged Dog and the Cat Sculpture in the forest are accessible via steps and can be walked on. Other sculptures (e.g. the Vienna Owl, the Snake Bridge) are closed to the public due to the height of the terrain. Please note that you climb the accessible sculptures at your own risk. Parents are responsible for their children.

We recommend entering the park at least one hour before closing.

We have summarized information and recommendations for visitors with disabilities here.

Although the Bruno Weber Park is open on weekends and public holidays, the office remains closed. Therefore, we are not always reachable by phone (see footer). We will be happy to assist you during our next office hours. You can find our office hours at the bottom of each page. Thank you for your understanding!

Please note that due to events like film shoots in the Bruno Weber Park, it may occasionally happen that not all indoor spaces - such as the Water Garden Hall (Wassergartensaal) or the dining room - are accessible.

On Sundays (except during company holidays), access to the indoor spaces is always guaranteed.

If you are planning your visit and would like to check accessibility in advance, you are welcome to contact us during office hours at: Tel. +41 (0)79 535 85 87 or email: kommunikation@weberpark.ch.

Thank you for your understanding!

Yes. You will find the restrooms next to the Water Garden Hall (next to the ticket counter, go up the stairs on the left and enter the building). These restrooms are among the most beautiful in Switzerland...