Questions and answers
A visit is without a doubt an experience.
A place for new sensations and valuable opportunities: blindekuh Zurich offers a wide range of programs in culture and education. We are constantly exploring innovative ways to support the inclusion of people with visual impairments. And we promote understanding between sighted and non-sighted people.
No, it really is pitch-dark here.
Of course. There is light in the toilets, at reception, and in the kitchen.
No, most of our visitors are sighted. However, two thirds of our staff are visually impaired or blind.
No, our chefs have perfect sight.
For spatial orientation, blind and visually impaired people use all their senses. This gives them an inner sense of a place.
Absolutely! But please note that, in our experience, children under 7 can be overwhelmed in the dark.
Our creative, freshly prepared menus change monthly, depending on the season. You can choose from various starters, main courses (with meat or vegetarian), and desserts.
At reception, you choose your menu. You then receive a card with a number, which you tell your server. Your order is entered directly into the electronic till.
At the end of your visit, you hand in your card at reception and pay your bill, which you can check in the light.
No. They are switched off at reception.