Cabaret Voltaire

Zürich

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Cabaret Voltaire

Step into the birthplace of Dada at Cabaret Voltaire, where the spirit of the avant-garde is alive and thriving. By day, the shop downstairs offers books, art prints, and quirky objects from both the Dada movement and young designers, a perfect stop for unusual souvenirs. Evenings bring live jazz, a vibrant café and bar, and a creative atmosphere that reflects the building’s rich artistic history.

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addressSpiegelgasse 1, Zürich
emailinfo@cabaretvoltaire.ch
phone+41 43 268 08 44
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