The museums, art galleries and similar organisations are arranged in alphabetical order of their location.
The museum (Museo comunale d´arta moderna) shows works from the 1920’s onwards and the collections of the Marianne Werefkin Foundation and the Richard and Uli Seewald Foundation.
The museum displays documents and works of art from this ninth-century parish.
The museum is housed in the Eppers’ studio and is home to works by Ignaz Epper (1892-1969) and Mischa Epper (1901-1978). The collection includes oil paintings, drawings, watercolours, woodcuts and sculptures by the two artists.
The Museum is dedicated to the history of Swiss academia and presents the different aspects of student and university life through exhibitions.
The Association is a platform that offers exhibition space to renowned and promising artists. The beautifully restored farmhouse is located in the heart of Gros-de-Vaud. Since 1999 the Espace organises exhibitions in the gallery, but also in the open air in the beautiful landscape of the area.
The museum presents the history of the village and organizes contemporary exhibitions.
The museum provides an insight into the history of viticulture from the Romans to the present day.
The museum (Musée du Bois) is dedicated to forestry and woodworking in all its facets.
The Roman town of Augusta Raurica (Augst) is one of the most important ancient sites in Switzerland. The Foundation Pro Augusta Raurica (PAR) is a private institution. The members promote projects and publications concerning the conservation of, research on and education about Augusta Raurica. A selection of the findings are on display at the Museum. … Read more » “Roman Town Augusta Raurica”
The museum is housed in the medieval tower that was built in and on the amphitheatre. The museum gives an overview of the history and culture of Roman Switzerland and the region around Avenches in particular.