An insight into Emma Kunz's findings as an artist, researcher and naturopath.

In 1986, the Emma Kunz Center was founded in the Roman quarry of Würenlos to preserve for posterity the findings of Emma Kunz (1892-1963) as an artist, researcher and naturopathic doctor, as well as to mine the healing rock AION A, which she discovered here, and make it accessible to people. In the Emma Kunz Museum, inaugurated in 1991, about 40 of her works can be seen in the temporary exhibition. Emma Kunz has left an incomparable artistic oeuvre to posterity, comprising some 400 paintings. In the meantime, her works have been shown in many museums worldwide.

An important attraction of the complex is the mighty Emma Kunz Rock Grotto. Emma Kunz went here again and again to recharge herself, as she put it, "like a battery" through the balancing and harmonizing effect of the grotto on body and mind. Today, this earth sanctuary is visited by countless people in the spirit of Emma Kunz. The Emma Kunz Grotto can be reserved by online reservation.


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