Bern, capital of Switzerland and UNESCO World Heritage Site received a new landmark in 2005: the Zentrum Paul Klee. The bold masterpiece in steel and glass designed by leading Italian architect Renzo Piano is worth a visit in itself. But it is also home to selected works, mainly drawings, from the world's largest collection of works by Paul Klee (1879-1940) and temporary exhibitions of further important modern and contemporary artists. What's more, the Zentrum Paul Klee offers events such as concerts, readings and guided tours and is one of the most attractive Event & Congress Location in Switzerland.
Unique cultural center
The Zentrum Paul Klee offers new access to one of the most important artists of modernism and is a meeting place for young and old. The wave-shaped building by Renzo Piano blends into the landscape like a sculpture in the urban panorama.
The Zentrum Paul Klee is the competence center for the research, mediation and presentation of Paul Klee. Part of the world's most comprehensive collection of Klee's works can be seen in the permanent exhibition Kosmos Klee. The Collection. For conservation reasons, the works have to be replaced regularly. This means that a new insight into the work of Paul Klee can be seen time and again. Based on Klee's pictorial thinking and his multifaceted oeuvre, we open our eyes to far-reaching themes. In the other impressive exhibition room, up to three exhibitions on important artists are shown each year. Our art educators regularly offer guided tours in four languages and an interdisciplinary, inclusive accompanying program to give all visitors access to the art on display.
Music, literature and event location
The cultural offerings of the multi-disciplinary venue are just as diverse as Paul Klee's work, with master concerts and readings by authors from German-speaking countries. The Zentrum Paul Klee is also one of Switzerland's most renowned event and conference venues. In the Creaviva studios, everyone can playfully try their hand at form and color and then satisfy their hunger with regional delicacies in the museum café or in the Schöngrün restaurant. The Fruchtland and the community garden around the building also offer instructive insights into the museum's own fauna and flora and a walking trail with spectacular views.
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The Zentrum Paul Klee offers new access to one of the most important artists of modernism and is a meeting place for young and old. The wave-shaped building by Renzo Piano blends into the landscape like a sculpture in the urban panorama.
The Zentrum Paul Klee is the competence center for the research, mediation and presentation of Paul Klee. Part of the world's most comprehensive collection of Klee's works can be seen in the permanent exhibition Kosmos Klee. The Collection. For conservation reasons, the works have to be replaced regularly. This means that a new insight into the work of Paul Klee can be seen time and again. Based on Klee's pictorial thinking and his multifaceted oeuvre, we open our eyes to far-reaching themes. In the other impressive exhibition room, up to three exhibitions on important artists are shown each year. Our art educators regularly offer guided tours in four languages and an interdisciplinary, inclusive accompanying program to give all visitors access to the art on display.
Music, literature and event location
The cultural offerings of the multi-disciplinary venue are just as diverse as Paul Klee's work, with master concerts and readings by authors from German-speaking countries. The Zentrum Paul Klee is also one of Switzerland's most renowned event and conference venues. In the Creaviva studios, everyone can playfully try their hand at form and color and then satisfy their hunger with regional delicacies in the museum café or in the Schöngrün restaurant. The Fruchtland and the community garden around the building also offer instructive insights into the museum's own fauna and flora and a walking trail with spectacular views.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
![Paul Klee, Ohne Titel (Blume und Schlange) [Rückseite von Kind und Drache], um 1940 Aquarell und Kleisterfarbe auf Gipsgrundierung auf Karton 33,5 × 42,5 cm Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern, Schenkung Livia Klee © Zentrum Paul Klee](/sites/default/files/styles/masonry_list_double/public/museums/2705/17202/09_Klee_Ohne-Titel_Rueckseite.jpg?itok=KTHYiDhS "Paul Klee, Ohne Titel (Blume und Schlange) [Rückseite von Kind und Drache], um 1940 Aquarell und Kleisterfarbe auf Gipsgrundierung auf Karton 33,5 × 42,5 cm Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern, Schenkung Livia Klee © Zentrum Paul Klee")
