C. G. Jung House Museum

The Foundation C. G. Jung Kusnacht is the body answerable for the Museum C. G. Jung House. It was mounted in 2002 with the statuary intention of maintaining alive the reminiscence of the doctor and explorer of the human soul, Carl Gustav Jung, and that of his spouse and accomplice, Emma Jung-Rauschenbach, of documenting their lifestyles, paintings and residing surroundings, and of advancing and similarly developing Jungian psychology.

Through his expert career and his scholarly publications, C. G. Jung, came into contact with innumerable human beings around the arena. But also in and round Kusnacht and Zurich, the Jung-Rauschenbach circle of relatives had a large circle of buddies. Thus the house at the Lake of Zurich has global resonance as well as neighborhood significance. The C. G. Jung House addresses individuals who desire to engage with the existence and paintings of C. G. and Emma Jung-Rauschenbach, find out about the family history and difficulty themselves with Jungian psychology. This is very beautiful region.