Kirchner Museum Davos

The museum constantly presents parts of its collection. In addition to Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, other representatives of classical modernism and contemporary art are also presented in special exhibitions.

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1880–1938) lived in Davos from 1918 until his death in 1938. Davos and its surroundings inspired him to create a large number of important works.

Our art education team is pleased to provide you with the contents of our collection and exhibitions.

Whether you would like to book a guided tour as a private group, as a school class or kindergarten: We are happy to respond to your individual wishes and needs. A guided tour can also be booked as an architectural tour or in combination with an architectural tour.

In our weekly workshops for children, we take a playful tour of the exhibition and then deepen the experience in the art laboratory.

A visit to the new exhibition in the Kirchner Museum Davos is definitely worthwhile. Especially for families. Our newly designed art laboratory in the exhibition invites young visitors on a journey of discovery through kirchner's life and art. It offers to learn more about colors and their effects, to track down secrets of vision and to get to know Kirchner and his environment in a playful way. Every Wednesday afternoon, workshops on various topics take place here. Workshops for adults are intended to give you a variety of stimulation and space for your creativity.

Public guided tours

Every Tuesday and Sunday there is a public guided tour in German at 16:00. Duration: 45 minutes. The guided tour can be booked directly at the ticket office and costs 5 francs (museum admission not included).