Yelp Review 2026 #138:…read more This museum was Albert Einstein's actual apartment he shared with his wife Mileva and their son Hans for 2 years: 1903-1905. Einstein's two theories of relativity were in proposed in 1905 and published 1915 so, this apartment is where Einstein spent most of his days and nights thinking about and testing his theories. It's a small and modest 2nd floor apartment. On the third floor is more museum items like his books, papers, recognitions, and a space where you watch a video so you can learn about his personal life and his career. I thought I knew about his life by watching "Genius". I knew about Mileva being his wife. And there's Elsa who became his second wife - what I didn't know was the fact that they're first cousins! They started their relationship (outside of being cousins) in 1912 and got married in 1919. Another thing I learned about Einstein was about his citizenship. He was born in Germany but he renounced his German citizenship to avoid military service while he was studying in Switzerland. He then got his Swiss citizenship which he kept his whole life while acquiring temporary citizenship in Austria and Germany (again) but renouncing it (again) due to the Naz! regime. He got his dual citizenship (Swiss and US) when he moved to Princeton, New Jersey. There's a lot of information all around this museum. There's a family tree which I found interesting. So, if you know anyone claiming to be related to/ a descendant of Albert Einstein, it's traceable. We bought our tickets at the museum. We got there a few minutes after opening so, there wasn't a lot of people. A few minutes later, it started to get busy. There's a cafe attached to the museum. I didn't get to check it out.

Einstein House museum. If you are a fan of Einstein, you should definitely check out this museum…read morehouse where Einstein used to live in the building. It is 5 CFH to get in. I enjoyed my visit and would come back.

This is a great museum...if you like Paul Klee. Well, even if you don't, you should just go. The…read moremuseum and the space itself is beautiful. Klee is a Swiss-born artist and this museum pays homage to his life's work. They also feature other artists in a rotating exhibit. You are allowed to take photographs in the museum which is nice and they have a super awesome children's center with easels and fun activities for the little ones, so if you have small children they would LOVE it here. Many of Klee's work resonates with children's artwork, with the forms, colors, shapes and lines he used. We also really enjoyed the gift shop, and they had reasonably priced knick-knacks and fun stuff (reasonably priced for a museum and Switzerland :) ) We also dined in at the museum snack bar area, the food was just o.k., and not a huge selection so if you're super hungry afterwards grabbing a coffee and a treat (nuss gipfeli anyone?) I might recommend that over getting your full lunch here. They carry the Chaya iced teas here which are super delicious but prety expensive...5 CFH. All in all though, this is a great museum to come to if you are in the Bern area. Expect to spend between 1-2 hours for your visit.

Definitely worth going. The grounds and the building itself are quite beautiful. We had less than…read moretwo hours, I think 2-3 hours would have been more than enough time. The Paul Klee collection is inspiring. We also saw the collection of Brazilian art, which was encouragingly diverse across many dimensions. The gift shop had several things I would've loved to buy if I'd had room in my bag.

I only had 15 min to walk around this museum and it was free with a Swiss travel pass. If you are…read moreinto hiking and climbing and seeing Alpines, this is the perfect museum for you. There is a bunch of QR codes to scan and interact, looks interactive. I did not have time to try the QR codes. Next time! There is also a cafe at the museum. There were people enjoying themselves at the cafe.

Small museum. Only go if you are interested in the exhibit they have. If not there's not much else…read moreto see... 2 floors.

Bern History museum is wonderful! You need at least a full day there if you have time. I did not…read morehave time to go the entire day, but made the best of it. Got to learn so much about the culture and history. I enjoyed it very much! I would come back! The musuem is free if you have a Swiss Travel pass.

Abundance of riches. Incredibly well preserved. Definitely worth a visit. War booty, sculpture,…read moretapestry, clothing, weapons, solid brass, gold, jewelry, stones, paintings, gift shop with children's games. Special self-guided tours for children, entire floor dedicated to soccer, must be a social center. Bring your Google Translate app, not everything explained in English. The building itself is an architectural marvel, preserved & landscaped with typical Swiss attention to detail. So glad I went.

Great collection, great exhibitions, great collaborations with Klee Zentrum, great café and store,…read moresteps from station.

This place has great, snacks, cakes and teas, including Oulong and Pu-Er degustations.read more