The museums, art galleries and similar organisations are arranged in alphabetical order of their location.
The Centre Albert Anker is the house and atelier where the painter Albert Anker (1831-1910) was born, worked, and died. The artist’s original studio, the house, and the pavilion are open to the public. Impressions
The museum (Kunsthaus Interlaken) shows contemporary and modern art of painters, Sculptors and other artists.
The museum is a centre for memories of the valley and displays its historical heritage, local culture, and art.
The first building dates from the twelfth century and was rebuilt as baroque castle and park in 1720. The castle presents a collection of furniture, paintings, clocks and other objects of bourgeois families from Bern, covering the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
The museum houses historical objects from all eras.
The museum (Heitmatmuseum) documents the history of the village and the old trade routes over the Lötschen and Gemmi passes.
The museum commemorates the artist Walter Eglin (1895-1966) and presents a cross-section of his work.
In the Papiliorama, over 1 000 exotic butterflies fly freely around in a tropical garden. With their dazzling colours and various shapes and sizes, they offer an enchanting ballet. The other stages in the butterfly’s fascinating life cycle can also be discovered: the hatching of a butterfly from its pupa in the emerging chamber or the eggs … Read more » “Butterfly Dome Papiliorama”
The museum (Schokoladenmuseum) shows the origins, the history and the production of chocolate and how it conquered Europe. A pilot plant reveals the secrets of the manufacturing of chocolate and what happens in the chocolate factory of Lindt & Sprüngli. The chocolate fountain (Schoggi-Brunnen)of nine meters and 1 500 kg of real chocolate is also … Read more » “Chocolate Museum”
The museum manages the cultural heritage and archive and organises exhibitions.