The museums, art galleries and similar organisations are arranged in alphabetical order of their location.
Maison Cailler opened its doors in 2010 in Broc (canton of Fribourg). The chocolate producer Cailler presents and showcases the world of chocolate in all its facets. Visitors experience the history of the Spanish discovery of cocoa beans in the 16th century, the first chocolate in European countries, the development of the factory and production … Read more » “Maison Cailler in Broc”
The Maison de la Nature Neuchâteloise (AMNN) wants to promote respect for and knowledge of nature. The three buildings (Noctule, Morille and Maison Rousseau) present exhibitions and documentation and information.
The archaeological Museum presents the history of the only Roman Legionary camp in Switzerland. An exhibition shows the most important findings and insights from more than 100 years of excavations. Temporary exhibitions on specific themes are presented regularly and most of the camp has been reconstructed and can be visited.
The building of the museum (Heimatsmuseum) dates from 1673. The permanent exhibition contains the biggest collection of works by Stäbli (1842-1901) and a rich collection of engravings and other printed works by Emil Anner, Gottlieb Müller-Brugg and Ernst Geiger.
The Museum (Stadtmuseum) shows the biggest collection of works by Adolf Stäbli (1842-1901) and the history of the city from Roman times onwards.
An interactive exhibition in the Victorinox Museum in the lower level presents the history of the knife and the milestones of the Victorinox company. In addition, special exhibits can be found in the respective thematic exhibitions in which, for example, a variety of rare knives can be seen. You can immerse yourself in the fascinating … Read more » “Victorinox Museum”
The museum (Krippen und Spielzeugmuseum) offers a variety of cribs and figures from all over the world from the middle of the 17th century and an extensive collection of children’s books and toys from the German-speaking area. crib and toy museum.
The Knights’ House (Ritterhaus) is considered to be the best preserved building of the Johanitter Order in Europe. Its history goes back to 1192. Today, the House of Knights is a museum.
The museum (Freilichtmuseum Säge Buch) presents historical handicraft tools and the furnishing of an old schoolroom with accompanying teaching and working materials, a replica of a former waterwheel and the installation of a typical water-powered saw from 1786.
The museum (Puppenmuseum) shows antique and new dolls, teddy bears, toys, soft toys and numerous other dolls.