School classes on visit to Museum Tinguely Basel

In order to ensure that the visit of school classes proceeds in an orderly manner and to
guarantee the safety of visitors and works, we kindly ask teachers who visit our museum with
their classes to respect the following rules:
 

1. Application
We rely on early registration of classes to avoid possible overloads or collisions. Please use the
registration form on our website.
 

2. Admission fees
Registered school classes, teachers and accompanying persons have free admission.
Registered student groups are admitted free of charge in the context of school and university
events.
The person responsible for the group collects the tickets at the register.
 

3. Cloakroom
Backpacks, bags, jackets, suitcases, etc. are to be deposited in the cage trolley or in the
cloakroom on the first floor next to the lounge, depending on the instructions of the ticket office
staff.
 

4. Accompanying persons
School classes must be accompanied and supervised throughout the entire length of their visit
in the Museum. The accompanying adults are responsible for minors in case of accident as well
as for damage caused to the works of art or to the building.
 

5. Painting, drawing, handicrafts, writing
School classes may carry with them dry drawing materials such as pencils, crayons, chalk
provided that these are used carefully and without defiling the floors and furnishings nor
damaging the works of art.
Fluid materials such as ink, felt tips, water or acrylic colours are not permitted. Equally not
allowed is the use of scissors, knives, glue, wire and other materials and tools that could be a
potential danger to the visitors as well as to the works of art.
 

6. The works of art must not be touched!
 

7. Ghost train
A ride on the ghost train is generally possible for school classes. Teachers are considered
accompanying persons and must closely supervise the visit to the ghost train and coordinate
the rides. It is up to the teachers to decide whether a visit to the ghost train is appropriate.
Teachers are responsible for ensuring that pupils know and follow the rules of the ghost train.
Staff are free to refuse a school class.

 

Read and accepted:
Name, first name
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Teacher's mobile phone number
...................................................................................
School
...................................................................................
Signature
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In the event of non-compliance with the above visiting conditions, we reserve the right to expel a school class from the museum. This will result in a written report to the respective school administration.