The museums, art galleries and similar organisations are arranged in alphabetical order of their location.
The Museum (Bahnmuseum Albula) shows the history of the railway in Graubünden. Old railway equipment, films and models enthral are exhibited. A simulator lets the visitor you drive the legendary Crocodile locomotive along the Albula Line. 600 exhibits from more than a century of railway history pay tribute to the pioneering achievements that took place … Read more » “The Albula Railway Museum”
The museum houses one of the country’s most important ethnographic collections together with the Bernese historical artefacts from prehistory to the present day. The museum’s holdings comprise some 250,000 objects.The Burgundian tapestries, the Königsfeld Diptych, the bronze hydria from Grächwil, as well as a series of ethnographic and numismatic collections, enjoy international fame. The historical … Read more » “Museum of History Bern”
The collection (Antikensammlung) contains replicas of about 230 of the most famous sculptures of antiquity. The collection started in 1806 and presents an impressive overview of the originals.
The museum (Zentrum Paul Klee)shows works by Paul Klee (1879–1940), with permanent and temporary exhibitions. The Centre’s art repository contains over 4,000 works. The museum has the world’s largest and most important collection of paintings, water-colours and drawings. His works can be assigned to various movements: expressionism, constructivism, cubism, primitivism and surrealism. The complex also … Read more » “Paul Klee Museum”