Illuminarium Ticket "Digital Art Exhibition"

Under the open sky in the courtyard of the Swiss National Museum Zurich, you’ll see artistic projections on the façades. Electronically produced music gives familiar themes a minimalist and contemporary depth.

The show impressively combines classical music, emotion, and technology. It invites you to dream with your eyes wide open for a brief moment.

The artist collective Projektil interprets Wagner’s Ring Cycle as a modern light spectacle. The visuals, sounds, and illusions create an intense experience between opera and digital art.

• The Illuminarium light show takes place outdoors in the courtyard of the Swiss National Museum Zurich.
• It’s a large, immersive light projection displayed on building and façade surfaces in the courtyard.
• You stand or sit outside in front of this backdrop, experiencing the projections accompanied by music, sound, and narration.

• The courtyard hosting the light show is fully barrier-free with paved, level ground
• The museum itself is accessible via ramps and lifts and has an electric door opener at the main entrance
• Wheelchairs are available to borrow at the museum if needed

• The courtyard is easily navigable with rehab buggies and strollers
• Access for families with strollers or loan buggies is arranged individually on site

In the freely accessible areas of the courtyard, there are several ways to spend time before or after the light show. You can grab a bite at the food corner where various stalls offer warm dishes, sweet snacks, and hot drinks around the fire pits. For a cosy group meal, the Fondue Chalet, heated in the courtyard, serves cheese fondue, wine, and desserts.