How much are tickets?

Kids up to 12 go free. Adults pay CHF 8 on weekdays and CHF 10 on weekends at Bächlihof, or CHF 11 and CHF 13 at Juckerhof. Adding the second farm as a combo costs CHF 5 more and works on any day. Buying on site adds a CHF 3 fee.

Should we book ahead?

Yes. Tickets are limited and valid for one set day. They can't be changed or refunded, but you can pass them on to someone else.

Do both farms close on the same day?

No. The Juckerhof exhibition ends Oct 25, while Bächlihof runs until Nov 1.

Can we see the pumpkins after dark?

On Pumpkin Light Night evenings, Juckerhof stays open until 9:30pm.

Jucker Farm Pumpkin Exhibition

Featured inAutumn Weekends near Zurich with Kids 2026

ExhibitionSeegräbenRoad Trip

Where

Seegräben, Juckerhof

Ages

All ages

Setting

Outdoors

What you need to know

Half the figures per farm: Juckerhof and Bächlihof each show half of the new figures, so the full exhibition takes two visits
Barrier-free at both farms: the organizer lists Juckerhof and Bächlihof as accessible, though car drop-off at Juckerhof is restricted during the exhibition
Apple garden included: a Juckerhof ticket (or the combo) also covers the ÖpfelGarte and the Wildkultur pick-your-own garden

About

Every fall, Jucker Farm fills two farms outside Zurich with big art figures built from pumpkins. This year's theme is travel ("Gute Reise"): a VW bus and a beach at Juckerhof in Seegräben, a Hogwarts Express and Nemo at Bächlihof in Jona. Around the figures, kids find mountains of pumpkins in every color and shape, a carving station, pumpkin games and photo spots, plus pumpkin fries to eat.

From CHF 8, kids up to 12 free

2027 dates to be announced

2026 edition

Sep 12 – Nov 1, 2026

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