Nice experience!…read more Entry is uncomplicated and lockers are provided for large bags/purses. Bathrooms are easily accessible. There's also a restaurant on the premises, which is really convenient. Great place to visit, especially if you're an art lover.

"Give me a museum and I'll fill it." -Pablo Picasso…read more It took a bit to find the galleries that I wanted but once there, wow. This is the art I love to see - impressionists galore! On a Tuesday morning, it was pretty quiet without schoolkids or large groups. There was nothing distracting me from enjoying the art. The exhibit of existentialist Bernard Buffet works was magnificent with a number of his pieces. Andy Warhol considered Buffet the "last great artist of Paris." Beyond that, Cy Twombly, Edgar Degas. Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot, Paul Cézanne, Vincent Van Gogh (I've never seen "Marguerite Gachet at the Piano" before and the "Self-Portrait with a Japanese Print" was amazing) , Claude Monet, Piet Mondrian, Marc Chagall, Paul Klee, Henri Matisse (paintings *and* sculpture!), Alexej Von Jawlensky's "Self-portrait") and more. What museum would be complete without works by Pablo Picasso and Alexander Calder and Salvador Dali? So much to see, so much to enjoy, so much to appreciate. It is one of the greatest art museums in Switzerland and I had a tremendous visit. Gift shop has lots to purchase but the prices for even the smallest prints are very high. I didn't even get a postcard today. [Review 21230 overall - 78 in Switzerland - 195 of 2024.]

Worth a visit if you've activated the Swiss pass or have some other museum pass giving you free…read moreaccess for the day. You'll see a panorama of a scene of a war in the region from the 1800s. You'll likely be done in 15-20 minutes. However, I don't think it's worth the 12 CHF price tag per person if you don't got one of those passes.

This circular diorama portrays the hardships of war from the 19th century...while it isn't the most…read moreadvanced painting you'll see, its definitely interesting to see and gives you some sense of what it would've been like. There's also a small museum to prepare you for this art piece. $12? Fortunately it was covered by our Swiss Travel Pass, because I don't think it was worth it. Unless you're really into Swiss and French history, you probably won't spend more than 20 minutes here.