Weissenhofmuseum im Haus Le Corbusier

5 Alessandro Bertorello - a year ago

Very interesting visit and exhibition. Made me think that 100 hundred years ago we were exiting an undeceivable horror and it was an epoch of great expectations. The “roaring 20s”. We spectacularly trashed the chance and plunged into more horrors. Do we ever learn? Is it in our DNA to fail so ? So many assonances with the current times. Visiting the Weissenhof today pairs the great exhibit at the Guggenheim in Bilbao on the 20s.

5 Alex Spaanderman - a month ago

Great museum and neighbourhood to understand architecture of the modernists. Friendly staff take all the time you need to tell you about the project and renovation / restoration. Their enthusiasm is commendable

5 Angus Hamilton - 2 years ago

If you enjoy modern architecture then ths is one of the highlights of Stuttgart - a village on a hill a short light rail ride from the city centre which was effectively an exposition in the very best modern architecture from the 1920s. Some of the houses have been demolished but the remainder are very well preserved and include buildings designed by Miles van der Rohe and Le Corbusier. The beautiful Le Corbusier house is now a museum which provides information about walking tours to see the other houses from the original development.

5 David Moon - a month ago

Wonderful museum picked full of Bauhaus history. Docents were friendly and knowledgeable.

5 esin durmaz - 10 months ago

If you are in stuttgart and interested with art and Architecture you should visit here!

5 Luciano L - 4 months ago

Nice museum for architecture fans

5 San Dal - 2 years ago

It’s always a pleasure to discover a Corbusier’s project, but when you share the emotion with a nice and prepared guide is even more fantastic. The gentleman upstairs on the right side of the building show me with joy and passion LC’s project, talking about material, colors and space and the Bauhaus history and much much more. I apprehended a lot I had no words to explain my gratitude. Then I run to see all the beautiful district around with all the other architectures he introduced me. Thanks a lot ???????? Ciao from Italy