This musuem is awesome! You got the history of Bern and Einstein Museum. Learn the history of…read moreSwitzerland and the culture and all about Bern and Einstein. I did not know Einstein had lived in Switzerland before. Lots history about Einstein and Bern. You can spend the whole day here. Perfect day to go when is raining.

Man könnte ein paar Tage in diesem Museum verbringen. Wir waren im Einstein Museum und sahen uns…read moredie Geschichte von Bern an. Wirklich ein schönes, sehenswertes Museum.

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.

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.