Bad RagARTz: Art tour in the Giessenpark

This Bad RagARTz guided tour takes you through the idyllic Giessenpark with its more than 40 sculptures. Our guides provide a unique insight into the largest open-air sculpture exhibition in Europe and reveal the stories behind the artworks from all over the world.

Discover works of art from all over the world
Gain an exclusive insight into the sculpture exhibition
Stroll through the artistically designed Giessenpark in Bad Ragaz
Learn exciting background knowledge from a guide
Experience impressive moments

The 9th Swiss Sculpture Triennial "Bad RagARTz" is once again an unforgettable experience for all art enthusiasts. It is not called the largest open-air sculpture exhibition in Europe for nothing. Let expert guides lead you through the green park and learn interesting background knowledge about the sculptures and the artists. Whether you are a layman or an art expert - the art walk requires no knowledge and will surprise even experts.

Included
Guided art walk with a knowledgeable guide
Exciting facts about artworks and artists, peppered with anecdotes
Participants each receive a brochure with information on all the artworks

Language
German

Conditions
Notes

The tour takes place in any weather condition (please wear appropriate clothing)
The tour is suitable for wheelchairs or prams
Further dates and guided tours through the Bad RagARTz can be found in our shop
Private & group tours can be found here

Booking

Bookable from 7 May to 30 October 2024, from Saturday to Wednesday (see also Art tour in the Kurpark)
Minimum number of participants 5 (final decision on the day before 16.00)
Online and by phone: until shortly before the start of the tour, unless cancelled the day before and places are still available

Any questions? Contact us at: Heidiland Tourism, Tourist Office Bad Ragaz, T +41 81 300 40 20, spavillage@heidiland.com

Meeting point
At the entrance to Giessenpark (archway), opposite the Giessenpark car park, Seestrasse, 7310 Bad Ragaz Paid car park available in Bad Ragaz.
By public transport to Bad Ragaz railway station. Then walk to Giessenpark (approx. 15 minutes).