Öffnungszeiten Haus Rabe Zwenkau Hausansicht

Opening times

Haus Rabe can only be visited after prior appointment from:

March – October

FRI 2-5 p.m.

  • Admission at 2 p.m. + 3:30 p.m.

SAT + SUN 11 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

  • Admission at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.

November – February

SAT + SUN 11 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

  • Admission at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.

Further information

  • 10 people per entry, groups of 11 people or more please contact us in advance by email or by phone at (+49) 34203 625 050.
  • a guided tour in german is always included
  • Duration of stay in the house: 1.5 hours

How to get there

Getting there by bicycle

Cycling routes and cycling tours

Public transport – getting there by bus or train
Timetable information

From Leipzig (Central Station):
– Direct bus line 412 (to Zwenkau, Am Bahnhof)
– Suburban railways (S-Bahn) S4/S6 to Markkleeberg-Gaschwitz, then change to bus lines 100/107
– Suburban railway (S-Bahn) S5 to Böhlen (Leipzig), then change to bus line 101

Adresse
Ebertstraße 26
04442 Zwenkau

route planner

Code

The Haus Rabe CODE will prepare you for your visit to this extraordinary piece of Bauhaus heritage.

Let the interaction between architecture, colour and interior furnishings work its magic on you, be conscious of its uniqueness and take your memories home with you!

Code
“The building used to be a normal residential house, so it‘s natural not to go in with dirty shoes.”

Shop

Our Haus Rabe Shop offers a small selection of printed products and literature on the building. You can also buy the specially made Haus Rabe slippers and take them home with you as a souvenir. By buying the products, you support the preservation of the house and the work of the Foundation.

Zwenkau

Lignite surface mining in Zwenkau started in 1921. The larger the mining area to the north and east of Zwenkau became, however, the more areas had to make way for it. The last coal train left the site in 1999. The huge area was flooded and eventually became a lake.

The lake known as Zwenkauer See is now the largest of the new lakes in the Leipzig area. Cape Zwenkau sprang up on the banks of the lake, and with it a residential estate whose architecture has given a completely new appearance to what used to be mining country.

Further details are available under:

www.zwenkau.de
www.zwenkauer-see.com
Bauhaus audio walk presented by the Kulturkino

Service

Haus Rabe ist open to visitors again. Please reserve a visit via our website.

If you have any questions, please contact us at info@haus-rabe.de.

sponsored by:
Kultur Medien
Kulturraum Leipziger Raum