Cultural Engagements

The Kunsthaus Zurich opened its doors in 1910 and houses one of the most important art collections in Switzerland. One of the highlights at the Kunsthaus is the largest collection of Norwegian artist Edvard Munch outside Scandinavia. The museum shows great masterpieces from past eras as well as exciting contemporary exhibitions.

Swiss Re has been supporting the Kunsthaus since 2005.

Located in the central Swiss city of Lucerne, the Lucerne Festival goes back to the 1930s. Each summer, top-ranking classical music orchestras, conductors and soloists are invited to perform in the splendid KKL building on the shore of the Lake of Lucerne. The Festival is among the premier classical music festivals in Europe.

Swiss Re has been supporting Lucerne Festival since 1997.

Located in Zurich's somewhat bohemian neighbourhood of Seefeld, Millers is a small private theatre focusing on cabaret, slam poetry and the spoken word, burlesque and other "niche products" of the theatre world. In contrast to most other local stages, it is one of the few theatres in Zurich offering bilingual programmes.

Swiss Re has been supporting Millers since 1994.

The Museum für Gestaltung is Switzerland's leading museum for design and visual communications. The collection includes over half a million objects of national and international design history. The Pavillon Le Corbusier, located by the lake of Zurich, is one of the museum's exhibition sites.

Swiss Re has been supporting the Museum für Gestaltung since 2012.

The tradition of opera performances in Zurich goes back more than 150 years. Opernhaus Zürich opened its doors in 1891 and today is among the most productive opera stages in Europe.

Swiss Re has been supporting the Opernhaus Zürich since 1960.

Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich is the city's premier symphonic orchestra. Domiciled in a splendidly renovated music hall situated on the shore of Lake Zurich, Tonhalle-Orchester performances are a highlight of Zurich's cultural calendar.

Swiss Re has been supporting the Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich since 1998.

The Zürcher Theater Spektakel was founded in 1980 as an annual international platform for independent theatre groups. Today, the festival is hosted by the city of Zurich and attracts around 150 000 visitors every year. It ranks among the most important European festivals for the contemporary performing arts.

Swiss Re has been supporting the Zürcher Theater Spektakel since 1994.

The tradition of opera performances in Zurich goes back more than 150 years. Opernhaus Zürich opened its doors in 1891 and today is among the most productive opera stages in Europe.

Swiss Re has been supporting the Opernhaus Zürich since 1960.

Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich is the city's premier symphonic orchestra. Domiciled in a splendidly renovated music hall situated on the shore of Lake Zurich, Tonhalle-Orchester performances are a highlight of Zurich's cultural calendar.

Swiss Re has been supporting the Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich since 1998.

Located in the central Swiss city of Lucerne, the Lucerne Festival goes back to the 1930s. Each summer, top-ranking classical music orchestras, conductors and soloists are invited to perform in the splendid KKL building on the shore of the Lake of Lucerne. The Festival is among the premier classical music festivals in Europe.

Swiss Re has been supporting Lucerne Festival since 1997.

The Kunsthaus Zurich opened its doors in 1910 and houses one of the most important art collections in Switzerland. One of the highlights at the Kunsthaus is the largest collection of Norwegian artist Edvard Munch outside Scandinavia. The museum shows great masterpieces from past eras as well as exciting contemporary exhibitions.

Swiss Re has been supporting the Kunsthaus since 2005.

The Museum für Gestaltung is Switzerland's leading museum for design and visual communications. The collection includes over half a million objects of national and international design history. The Pavillon Le Corbusier, located by the lake of Zurich, is one of the museum's exhibition sites.

Swiss Re has been supporting the Museum für Gestaltung since 2012.

The Zürcher Theater Spektakel was founded in 1980 as an annual international platform for independent theatre groups. Today, the festival is hosted by the city of Zurich and attracts around 150 000 visitors every year. It ranks among the most important European festivals for the contemporary performing arts.

Swiss Re has been supporting the Zürcher Theater Spektakel since 1994.

Located in Zurich's somewhat bohemian neighbourhood of Seefeld, Millers is a small private theatre focusing on cabaret, slam poetry and the spoken word, burlesque and other "niche products" of the theatre world. In contrast to most other local stages, it is one of the few theatres in Zurich offering bilingual programmes.

Swiss Re has been supporting Millers since 1994.