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

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.

This is wonderful architectural landmark on a picturesque hillside in Bern with a rotating…read morecolllection of art by Paul Klee and his contemporaries. When I purchased my ticket the staff explained that the collection is constantly rotating so I may not be able to see my favorite works by Paul Klee, but I definitely discovered new artwork by him and also other artists in circle. There was an incredible collection of drawings by Paul Klee and an audio visual display. They do have guided tours and they even have one in English. There are free documetary films playing, usually on either Klee or one of his contemporaries. The museum is beautifully situated and you can take some wonderful photographs of the surrounding mountains and also see a great view of Bern. I walked to the museum and it's a bit of a hike uphill but it's so pretty because you pass by various rivers and residential area. I learned a lot about Klee's life, his contemporaries and also his struggles during the 1930s. Definitely a must see if you want to visit the best museum in Bern. My only gripe is that if you don't read German It is difficult to decipher all the information on the walls but you can rent an audio guide and listen to it in English and other languages. I wish that there had been free information on the walls regarding the artwork in French or Italian (2 other official Swiss languages) because I do speak those languages. There's a wonderful children's center in the museum which looks really fun. Also some colorful seating areas and a very good café.

The International Watch Museum of La Chaux-de-Fonds has an impressive collection of clocks and…read morewatches. You can also learn a lot about the history and the art of watch-making. The building itself is interesting from an architectural point of view, it is a special kind of concrete construction. The museum is a must-see for watch lovers - and worth a visit for everyone else.

Highly recommend this museum when you are visit Biel. Superb and clean museum. Every floor has…read morehistory of search or omega watches. I was extremely impressed by this Omega museum as it recently opened within the last few years. Gorgeous architecture and very modern. You can learn the history of omega and how their original time pieces have evolved throughout time. Plenty of mens and womens watches were on display. Even JFK watch was there. Also there's the Omega instrument from the moon and ended with 007 James Bond collection. Pretty cool!!! Another good bonus?!? Museum is free so come check it out!

If you are a fan of mechanical watches, this is a must when you visit Switzerland. It has only been…read moreopen for two months as of this writing, but is fantastic. The third floor is entirely Swatch and the second floor is all Omega. Both are excellent, but are for people of different tastes. The history of Omega is outlined beautifully throughout. It starts with a video of the history of time and clock-making in general. Then you enter the main Museum section with samples of virtually every time piece Omega ever made. Included with the tour is a red telephone-like device on which you can listen to the history by pushing numeric buttons associated with each case. You move chronologically through the displays - past the space walk and lunar landing displays - all the way through to the end where there are displays summarizing the Bond movies and their representative watches. There is a final presentation of the unique coaxial movement. A great experience for those who appreciate fine watchmaking.

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.