Cultural Cities in Switzerland
Zurich
2 museums
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Corsier-sur-Vevey
1 museum
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Hofstetten bei Brienz
1 museum
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Kilchberg
1 museum
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Lausanne
1 museum
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Lucerne
1 museum
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Montreux
1 museum
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Vevey
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Lindt Home of Chocolate
Taste a variety of chocolates and learn about their production. See the chocolate fountain and watch the making process.
Chaplin's World
Chaplin's World is a museum showcasing the life and work of screen legend Charlie Chaplin. Guests can explore his different movies in the studios, and interact with items in his family's former Swiss home. It is located in Corsier-sur-Vevey, Switzerland.
Swiss Museum of Transport
The Swiss Museum of Transport (Verkehrshaus der Schweiz) is Switzerland's most visited museum. It showcases the nation's transport history and includes historic artifacts from space satellites to early locomotives. Visitors can also enjoy flight simulators and VR experiences inside. It is located in Lucerne, by the shore of the lake. The nearest train station is Verkehrshaus.
FIFA Museum
FIFA created the FIFA Museum to celebrate the rich heritage of football, and to showcase in a fun, interactive way how the game continues to connect and inspire the world. The FIFA Museum tells the story of how world football’s governing body has developed association football globally and made it the undisputed number one sport in the world, uniting nations and bringing continents together. A must-see for all fans, the gallery is dedicated to the history of football’s ultimate prize and hosts an incredible collection in a stunning architectural setting where the jewels of the exhibition – the FIFA World Cup Trophies – are on display. It is located in Zürich, Switzerland, across town from the FIFA headquarters.
The Olympic Museum
The Olympic Museum helps guests relive the glory from previous Olympic Games inside it 3,000 m2 exhibition space. There's some 1,500 exhibits and 150 screens of information. From The Olympic Park, with its sports installations and sculptures, to the TOM Café and its menus inspired by the cuisine of cities who have hosted the games, you'll leave feeling fascinated.
Fort de Chillon
In Switzerland's rugged landscape lies the Fort de Chillon Museum, a secret treasure burrowed into a vast rock face. Opposite a castle, Fort de Chillon stretches out over a magnificent 2,125 m², with 20 captivating rooms, each with tales from the country's rich history.
Open-Air Museum Ballenberg
Featuring over 100 authentic buildings from Switzerland's rich rural tradition, Open-Air Museum Ballenberg offers visitors a glimpse into the social and cultural history of the nation. Open since 1978, the museum represents some of the most important and typical forms of houses, farmsteads, and settlements in Switzerland. This large open-air museum also features displays of traditional craftsmanship including cheesemaking and bread baking, as well as a wide range of local farm animals (including some rare species).
Alimentarium Food Museum
Alimentarium is the place where everyone worldwide is invited to think, learn, and share their views about food and nutrition. Much more than a museum, the Alimentarium encourages everyone, in an entertaining way, to understand the importance of food in its cultural and scientific context. The multidisciplinary, cultural, historical, scientific and nutritional-focused approach and the original programme of activities have established the Alimentarium as a reference on food.
Becoming Marilyn Monroe - Immersive Experience
In honor of Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday, explore her life from her early years as Norma Jeane to her rise as a global icon.