By appointment, without charge

Appointments at the House

The House receives keepers, their guests and anyone who has written ahead, by appointment, from Tuesday to Saturday. There is no charge for any visit.

Thursday evenings

The Owl is shown in the Salon from six until nine. It wakes at dusk, and by six it is usually attentive. An attendant introduces it, says that it is a replica, and answers questions. Up to 24 guests.

The Atelier

Tuesdays and Saturdays at ten and at two. A maker shows you the benches, the feather room if you ask, and the long table where everything is assembled twice. Up to 6 guests. Photographs are not taken in the Atelier.

The Archive

Tuesday to Saturday, for research, by written arrangement with the Registrar. Up to 2 readers.

The Zürich Salon

Wednesday to Friday, by appointment. The provenance office and a small salon at Spiegelgasse 33, where certificates may be inspected and heritage pieces seen. Up to 8 guests.

The House is at 1110 Aske Place, on the south slope of Queen Anne, a short walk from the No. 3 and No. 4 buses. There is no parking at the House. The Salon and the ground floor are step-free; the Atelier is reached by a slow elevator, and there are restrooms on the ground floor.

Requests are answered within the week