Museums and art galleries

The cabinet (Baumfiguren-Kabinett) presents mature trees, which are transformed upside down by artist Alfons Bürgler into gnomes, women, men, lovers and dancers.  

The historical building from the sixteenth century was the printing house and residence for almost 200 years of one family. Stamparia means printing house . The museum (Buchdruckmuseum Stamparia) is dedictated to books and other printed papers. It exhibits a full facsimile edition of Gutenberg Bible. Other objects of the collection include 200 years of printing … Read more » “Stamparia Museum”

The museum’s collection includes forestry and agricultural equipment, historical documents, a shoemaker’s workshop and many other objects from the local community.

The Museum (Fondation Saner) shows the most important Swiss artists of the twentieth century: Amiet, Anker, Bailly, Bosshard, Brühlmann, Buri, Dietrich, L’Eplattenier, G. und A. Giacometti, Gubler, Hodler, Morach, A. Müller, Scherer, Vallet, Vallotton, Linck, Luginbühl, Raetz, Roth, Spoerri, Tinguely, Ben Vautier, Weder, Wiemken, Aeschbacher, Bill, Gerstner, Glarner, Graeser, Hinterreiter, Hurni, Loewensberg, Lohse and others.  

The Museum gives an overview of cultural and historical development of the city of Suhr. Early medieval religious relics, choir and church interior and ornaments are on show, together with objects from daily life. The famous puppets are on show as well.

The museum (KulturWerk-Stadt Sulz) is committed to preserving crafts and traditions and presents the nail forge.

The museum (Sankturbanhof Sursee) shows local history and works of art by local artists, such as the goldsmiths Staffelbach and Zülly,  three generations of the Amlehn Family and Franz Grossert y Cañameras (1936-2009). Other museums in Sursee are the religious works of art in the Kirchenschatz (Murihof, Theaterstrasse 2) and the history of the Capuchin … Read more » “Museum Sursee”

The museum is dedicated to the life and history of the Capuchins.

The church treasure gives a representative overview of works by Lucerne goldsmiths and silversmiths from the 17th to 19th centuries.  

The museum is dedicated to local and regional history, pelgrimage and regional church history, the Sensler dialect of the German language, agriculture, tourism and innovation.