• The largest 18th century castle in Switzerland that is open to the public.
• The booklet “Once upon a time there was a castle” presents the exhibition “Noblesse oblige! Life in the castle in the 18th century” for visitors from 4 years of age. 
• Audio guide: “The items speak” for children from 6 years of age.
• “A walk through the Enlightenment” accompanied by the play book “Fun silhouettes”.
• The largest historical vegetable garden in Switzerland and the exhibition “Get to know the garden”.
• Brunch as you wish on Saturday or Sunday in the café (pay at the venue).
• New permanent exhibition from 5 June 2020, “Chintz: how a fabric conquered the world”.
• Temporary exhibition from 5 April 2020 “A Matter of Affinity – Love and Sexuality in the 18th Century”.
• Events organised throughout the year:
  • Speed dating / love at first sight at the museum, Thursday, 7 May.
  • Meeting in the garden, Sunday, 7 June (free admission).
  • Open air cinema, 27 to 29 August in the castle courtyard.
  • Déjeuner sur l’herbe, Sunday, 27 September (free admission).
  • Theatrical guides tours with Baroness Matilda Guiguer, every Sunday in summer.

RailAway combined offer for individual passengers:

• 20% reduction on the journey to Prangins and back.
• 20% reduction on admission.
• Offer valid: from 1 April to 31 October 2020.

You benefit from the reduction on the activity when you travel there and back on public transport, such as with a 1-day travelpass, a supersaver ticket, a fare network travelcard or a GA Travelcard.

• Outward journey: to Prangins, Musée national, according to the route description on the online timetable.
• From Nyon station, TPN bus no. 805 to the Prangins, Musée national stop or bus no. 811 to the Prangins, Les Abériaux stop, then 5 minutes on foot.
• Free entry with the Swiss Museum Pass (can not be combined with the discount on the journey).
• Free admission to the castle for children up to 16 years.

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You can obtain the combined ticket (reduced leisure service and public transport ticket):

• Online.
• From SBB Contact Center on 0848 44 66 88 (CHF 0.08/min.).
• At the ticket counter.

If you already hold a ticket (e.g. GA Travelcard, 1-day travelpass, etc.), you can also obtain the reduced leisure activity separately via the abovementioned channels. You will be informed of any exceptions when buying online during the purchase process.