The neoclassical stone facade of the Musée Jenisch in Vevey in late afternoon light.

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Musée Jenisch

The Musée Jenisch is the fine arts museum of Vevey, opened in 1897 in a neoclassical building by Louis Maillard and Robert Convert, funded by a bequest from Fanny Jenisch. It holds the Cabinet cantonal des estampes, a large collection of prints and drawings, and the collection of the Oskar Kokoschka Foundation, shown in changing exhibitions.

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MonClosed

Tue11:00–18:00

Wed11:00–18:00

Thu11:00–18:00

Fri11:00–18:00

Sat11:00–18:00

Sun11:00–18:00

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