Opening times

Museum

Tu – Su 10:00 – 17:00

Mo closed

Café du Château

Tu – Su 9:30 – 17:30

Mo closed

Opening times

Museum

Tu – Su 10:00 – 17:00

Mo closed

Café du Château

Tu – Su 9:30 – 17:30

Mo closed

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The press contact of the Château de Prangins is happy to answer questions by journalists concerning exhibitions, images or interviews. 

Tatiana Oberson

Head of Marketing, Communication & Fundraising

Château de Prangins
Château de Prangins +41 22 994 88 68 tatiana.oberson@museenational.ch

Current press releases

Andreas Spillmann
13.8.2020
Andreas Spillmann to leave the Swiss National Museum
11.2.2020
PRESENTATION | From nature to culture, a journey to the Age of Enlightenment
22.10.2019
Cinéma Open Air 2019
20.8.2019
Cinéma Open Air 2019
4.4.2019
À table! What does Switzerland eat?
© © Musée national suisse
24.3.2019
A Matter of Affinity – Love and Sexuality in the 18th Century

Download photos of Château de Prangins

Switzerland’s largest kitchen garden conserves historical and regional fruit and vegetable varieties
© Swiss National Museum

Permanent exhibition “Noblesse Oblige! Life at a Château in the Eighteenth Century” - the dining room
© Swiss National Museum

Permanent exhibition “Noblesse Oblige! Life at a Château in the Eighteenth Century” - the salon with its crimson damask wall covering 
© Swiss National Museum

One of the twenty silhouettes that make up the “Discovering the Enlightenment” cultural walk
© Swiss National Museum
Photo : Marc Baertsch

The château’s panoramic terrace
© Swiss National Museum
Photo : Nicolas Lieber

During the summer, guided tours are conducted by an actor playing Baroness Matilda
© Swiss National Museum
Photo : Nicolas Lieber

Aerial view of the Prangins museum site: château, kitchen garden, park and Lake Geneva
© Swiss National Museum
Photo: Loïc Oswald

Permanent exhibition in the kitchen garden visitor centre, “Discovering the Garden”
© Swiss National Museum

View of the château and beehives from the Abériaux meadow
© Swiss National Museum
Photo : Nicolas Lieber

Outside view of the Prangins museum site: château and  kitchen garden
© Swiss National Museum
Photo: Loïc Oswald

Permanent exhibition “Switzerland on the Move, 1750–1920”
© Swiss National Museum

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