The striking building with its perforated façade made of architectural bronze has been the museum's trademark since 2012.

The striking new building with its perforated architectural bronze facade is the museum's new trademark. It serves as the entrance foyer and connects the Breny House from 1492 with the mighty residential tower. Inside, the new building impresses with its sophisticated lighting and the old buildings with their atmospheric rooms. A completely new exhibition focuses on the eventful history of the town of Rapperswil-Jona. Urban development and stately homes, goldsmith's art and war stories, industrialization, tourism and the Knie circus - the variety of topics is great. Extremely precious, but also very simple objects bring to life the living world of people of past epochs. Film and audio stations entertain and create references to the present. And in between, it is always worthwhile to take a look out of the numerous windows over the old town and Lake Zurich. The City Museum is aimed at a broad public, at families, schools, tourists and people interested in culture.


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