Löwenbräukunst
Art Center
Limmatstrasse 268&270
8005 Zurich
info@lowenbraukunst.ch

Lockers of various sizes are located on the ramp between the inner courtyard and the building. They are free of charge and are at your disposal during our opening hours.

Welcome to Löwenbräukunst!

Plan your visit with us at Löwenbräukunst. You will find us in the urban district Kreis 5 between Hauptbahnhof and Escher-Wyss-Platz.

**Tuesday - Sunday: 11 am - 6 pm
Thursday 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.,
(galleries until 6 p.m., museums until 8 p.m.) free admission starting at 5 p.m.

Bank holidays 2025
New Year's Day (1 January) 11 am–6 pm
2 January 11 am–6 pm
Maundy Thursday (17 April 2025) 11 am–6 pm
Good Friday (18 April 2025) 11 am–6 pm
Easter Sunday (20 April 2025) 11 am–6 pm
Easter Monday (21 April 2025) 11 am–6 pm
1 May 11 am–6 pm
Ascension (29 May 2025) closed, except Haus Konstruktiv is open
Whit Monday (9 June 2025) closed
National Holiday (1 August) 11 am-6 pm
Christmas Eve (24 December) closed
Christmas Day (25 December) closed
Boxing Day (26 December) closed
New Year's Eve (31 December) 11 am–6 pm

Bistro LOI is located in the heart of Zurich in the Löwenbräukunst area. We serve continuous hot and cold dishes, vegetarian or vegan.

Opening hours:
Tuesday - Friday 9.30 am - 4.30 pm
Closed on Mondays, Saturdays and Sundays

Contact: +41 44 200 75 11
contact

The closest public transport stop, Löwenbräu tram stop, is barrier-free for visitors with limited mobility. The tram stop is approximately 75 metres from the barrier-free access to Limmatstrasse 268 and approximately 100 metres from the main entrance to Limmatstrasse 270.

The entrance most suitable for visitors with limited mobility is the side entrance to Limmatstrasse 268, via a lift.

The entrance most suitable for visitors with limited vision is the main entrance to Limmatstrasse 270, via steps.

Parking Lot
To access the step-free entrance from the parking lot, visitors should leave the courtyard via the same entrance as they drive in, turn left and left again to reach Limmatstrasse. The step-free access to Limmatstrasse 268 is approximately 100 metres along on the left hand side. The parking lot is free of charge

A staircase with 14 steps leads to the Löwenbräukunst main entrance (Limmatstrasse 270). The accessible entrance is at Limmatstrasse 268; all levels of the building are accessible by lift and all the galleries are wheelchair accessible.

Toilets are located on the 1st and 2nd floor (via steps) and level 1.UG (basement). A wheelchair accessible WC is also in the basement.

Why we need to act

Through sustainable measures, Löwenbräukunst aims to make a significant contribution to societal transformation. The focus is on ecological priorities, with increased utilization and activation of public spaces.

The entire lighting system in the public areas of the Löwenbräukunst site has been converted to energy-saving LED technology.

Löwenbräukunst is Member of the Gallery Climate Coalition (GCC), an international network of art organisations committed to reducing the industry's environmental impact.
GCC’s primary goal is to facilitate a reduction of the sector’s CO2e emissions by a minimum of 50% by 2030, as well as promoting zero waste.

Location and infrastructure
We obtain 100% of our power from renewable energy sources. The photovoltaic system on the roofs of Löwenbräukunst produces more than 1,200,000 kWh of electricity a year, an amount that covers the needs of our house and neighbors.

Catering
For catering, Löwenbräukunst relies on regional and organic suppliers. With LOI bistro, the food on offer in house for staff and visitors is entirely vegetarian and vegan.

Partners
Wherever possible, Löwenbräukunst works with partner companies that practice sustainable and fair production methods.

For our Löwenbräukunst beers we work with the local brewery Erusbacher & Paul. During the construction of their new brewery, great importance was attached to resource-saving operating processes and energy-saving measures. As one of the leaders in the industry, over 99% of all beers are filled in environmentally friendly returnable containers.

Museum tours made easy: Launch of the "Museumsnetz Zurich" campaign

The city of Zurich wants to make its diverse museum landscape more visible. Today marks the start of the two-year "Museumsnetz Zurich" campaign. At 36 tram and bus stops, floor signs and signs pointing to the "Museumsnetz Zurich" will be installed.

The floor signs contain a QR code that leads to the
Museum Network website. The website provides a quick overview of Zurich's museums
The website provides a quick overview of Zurich's museums, helps you to plan your individual museum visit and generates a suggested route if you are travelling by public transport.