The museum of architecture in Stuttgart

The semi-detached house designed by Le Corbusier, one of the most influential architects of the 20th Century, make the aesthetic, social and technical change of the modern significantly. After an extensive restoration of the interiors, the facade of the building and the garden the whole complex was opened to visitors. You can book tours, which take visitors through the houses emphasising a different focus.

House 1: Information Centre

The layout of the the left part has dramatically changed since the 1930ies. There you can admire an exhibition on the origins and history of the Weissenhof settlement. The museum was built to reflect the original floor plan, without covering over the traces of structural changes.

House 3: Walk - in exhibition
The right half of the house is based on the period from 1927, when the Work Federation exhibition was opened at Weissenhof: The museum was able to restore the original floor plan of Le Corbusier, the colour scheme and a part of the fittings and furnishings. Visitors can experience a snapshot of that former exhibition.

More information can be found at  Weissenhofmuseums.

Weissenhofmuseum im Haus Le Corbusier
Rathenaustrasse 1-3
70191 Stuttgart
Telephone: +49 (0)711 257 91 87
Fax: +49 (0)711 253 79 73
 

Opening times & Admission:

Tue - Fri: 11am until 6pm
Sat and Sun: 10am until 6pm

Monday closed.
24th December, New Years Day and the 4th calendar week closed.

Admision: 5,00 EUR

© Picture courtesy STUTTGART TOURIST