Themed Tour: Sustainability

Fantoche 2026 – 24th International Animation Film Festival
This event is available in
German
Guided tour with Daniela Minneboo, assistant curator.
Sustainability is evident in many ways at the Langmatt Museum. As part of the comprehensive renovation, the historic building was retrofitted to improve energy efficiency, and a photovoltaic system on the new pavilion generates renewable energy. In the park, various stations from the “What Lives in the Park?” project—developed in collaboration with Stadtökologie Baden—invite visitors to discover the local biodiversity.

Sustainability also plays an important role in the museum’s day-to-day operations: Instead of bottled water, the Veranda Café serves filtered tap water; eco-friendly reusable or recyclable solutions are used at events; and the museum shop prioritizes regional products. In addition, the museum prioritizes resource-efficient materials such as recycled paper, rechargeable batteries, and energy-efficient LED lighting.

The guided tour uses a variety of examples to demonstrate how heritage-sensitive renovation, park maintenance, and museum operations can be designed sustainably.

In cooperation with Fantoche – International Festival of Animated Film, Baden.

CHF 15.00 / CHF 12.00 (reduced rate for Fantoche-accredited attendees and Friends of Museum Langmatt)

Additional info: No registration required.
Adresse
Römerstrasse 30
5400
Baden
+41 56 200 86 70
Tarif
Paid entry
CHF
Rate for holders of the Museums-PASS-Musées only.
Dates
On 02 September 2026
Wednesday: 12:15-13:15
Additional informations
Exhibitions in this museum
BiglerWeibel, Prozessskizze aus dem Kunstprojekt 2024–2026 rund um die Räumlichkeiten und die Renovation des Museums Langmatt
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Jasmin Bigler (*1993 in Bern, lives there) and Nicole Weibel (*1990 in Niederhünigen, lives in Bern) have been working together as the duo BiglerWeibel since 2014. In their artistic practice, they ...

Reto Boller, «7. Säule», 2024, Park Museum Langmatt, Foto: Erwin Auf der Maur
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Reto Boller (*1966 in Zurich, lives there) is one of the most inventive Swiss artists. He probes the boundaries between painting, architecture and object and goes beyond traditional expectations. His ...

Silvan Wegmann (SWEN), «Graffiti», 2025
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Silvan Wegmann (*1969 in Solothurn, lives in Baden) is considered one of the most prominent cartoonists in Switzerland. During the two-year renovation of the Langmatt, he took up a renovation theme ...

Nefeli Chrysa Avgeris, «Songs from within», 2023, Video, 13:03 Min.
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The reopening of the Museum Langmatt will also see the continuation of the «Raumfahrt» (Space Travel) exhibition series, which has been showing young Swiss contemporary art in the museum's basement ...

Claude Monet, «Eisschollen im Dämmerlicht», 1893, Öl auf Leinwand, 60 x 99,7 cm, Museum Langmatt, Baden
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After a successful European tour that included stops in Lausanne, Cologne and Vienna, the impressionist masterpieces return to the Langmatt. In the carefully renovated rooms, they allow the Langmatt ...

Emmanuelle Castellan, «Setting», 2023, Öl auf Leinwand, 85 x 110 cm
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The Museum Langmatt is showing the first institutional solo exhibition in Switzerland of the Berlin-based French artist Emmanuelle Castellan.

Schaufenster Archiv Rückseitenansicht des Bildes Eugène Boudin, «Fischerfrauen sitzend am Strand von Berck», 1875 –1878, Öl auf Holz, 16,2 × 28,7 cm, Museum Langmatt, Baden
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Jenny and Sidney Brown acquired the core of their Impressionist art collection between 1908 and 1919, many years before the expropriation of Jewish property by the National Socialists. Between 1933 ...