The C. F. Meyer House is a multifaceted cultural and meeting centre. It is a literature, Zurich porcelain and local museum at the same time. In addition to an important collection of 18th-century Zurich ceramics from the porcelain factory in Schooren, it has exhibitions on local and church history as well as on fishing on Lake Zurich and viticulture. The study of the former owner of the house, Conrad Ferdinand Meyer (1825-1898), with furniture, library, pictures and some of the poet's personal utensils can also be visited. A permanent exhibition provides insight into Meyer's life and work. The Mann Family Room reviews the 40 years that Thomas Mann's famous family spent in Kilchberg.
The stylish Garden Hall regularly hosts concerts, readings, evenings of plays and other cultural events.
The Museum's permanent exhibition provides an insight into Meyer's life and work.
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