Alpine Museum of Switzerland in Bern: photos, reviews

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Explore a charming slice of Switzerland at the Alpine Museum in Bern, where the allure of the Alps comes to life. This engaging attraction offers a delightful mix of fun and poignant exhibitions that cater to both adults and children alike. Discover a quaint collection featuring humorous notes from the Waldhaus hotel register or immerse yourself in the more heartfelt narratives of other exhibits. With its well-organized spaces and helpful staff, the museum cleverly recreates the serene atmosphere of the alpine region, ensuring an enriching experience. Spend an enjoyable 1-2 hours wandering through this little alpine world, and if you have a Swiss Travel Pass, entrance is complimentary, making it an even more appealing must-see during your visit to Bern.

Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Bundesplatz

Bus stop 476 m walk

Dalmazibrücke

Bus stop 264 m walk

Zytglogge

Bus stop 303 m walk

Badgasse

Bus stop 403 m walk

Aegertenstrasse

Bus stop 319 m walk

Marzilistrasse

Bus stop 367 m walk

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based on 512 reviews

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4/5 464 reviews

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4.7/5 48 reviews

Afza Gibbs

Interesting the extreme place

Mia Patterson

The best museum I have ever been to. The branding is excellent, all the posters, postcards, magazines. They get it. The exhibitions were so insightful, and a special mention to the lost and found collection, a really unique interesting room that also allows you to craft your own repair kits for free. Loved the alps sticker I got too! My favourite place in Bern!

Lukas Müller

Das ALPS Alpines Museum in Bern bietet einen faszinierenden Einblick in die Beziehung zwischen Mensch und Bergwelt. Die aktuelle Hauptausstellung «Grönland. Alles wird anders» beleuchtet eindrucksvoll die Auswirkungen des Klimawandels und der Globalisierung auf die Arktis. Neben der Dauerausstellung gibt es im «Raum Biwak» spannende Fundstücke des Aaretauchers David Godio zu entdecken. Das «Fundbüro für Erinnerungen» lädt Besucher:innen ein, ihre eigenen Reparaturgeschichten zu teilen und mehr über die Nachhaltigkeit im Bergsport zu erfahren. Das Museum ist interaktiv, informativ und bietet für jedes Alter etwas. Ein Besuch lohnt sich für alle, die mehr über die Alpen und ihre Herausforderungen erfahren möchten.

Alpine Museum of Switzerland in Bern

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