Special exhibition in Windisch

Special opening hours for groups

Groups with a booked guided tour can also visit the exhibition outside the regular opening hours:

• Monday: all day
• Tuesday to Sunday: mornings also

Tickets are available at the ticket office. Payment can be made in CHF and EUR. Credit cards are also accepted (including Postcard, Maestro, Visa and Mastercard).

All prices in CHF, prices subject to change. Admission prices may vary for special events.

The special exhibition "People and Machines" is located in Windisch. The SBB Historic building is only a few minutes' walk from Brugg railway station.

Sonderausstellung "Von Menschen und Maschinen"
c/o SBB Historic
Lagerstrasse
5210 Windisch

By train and bus

From Brugg station, you can reach the SBB Historic building on foot in about ten minutes. The way to the exhibition is signposted by large cable reels.

To the SBB timetable

By car

No parking spaces are available at the SBB Historic building. Park your car on the campus of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland FHNW. For those using navigation devices, please note that the FHNW campus is located on the municipal territory of Windisch.

The FHNW campus Windisch can be easily reached via the A3 motorway:

• From Zurich: A3 motorway, Brugg exit
• From Bern: A3 motorway, Brugg exit
• From Basel: A3 motorway, Frick exit

Calculate route with Google Maps

Getting here

Visitors with reduced mobility may park their vehicle for a short time at the SBB Historic building to set down and pick up. The vehicle must then be parked in the official parking spaces on the campus of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland FHNW. The SBB Historic building is easily accessible by public transport and can be reached in about 10 minutes on foot from Brugg station. The route to the exhibition is level and signposted.

Exhibition

The special exhibition "People and Machines" is accessible to people with limited mobility. A lift leads to the exhibition rooms.

• Wheelchair users: The exhibition is only partially wheelchair-accessible.
• Blind and visually impaired: Some objects can be touched by blind and visually impaired people. Assistance dogs are allowed in the exhibition rooms. There is no Braille labelling.
• Hearing impaired: The exhibition does not have an induction loop system.
• People with intellectual disabilities: There are no inscriptions in simple language

Toilet facilities

There is a disabled WC with barrier-free access.

You can contact the Museum Aargau advice & sales team from Tuesday to Friday by telephone on 0848 871 200 (9 am –12 midday) or by e-mail.