Bern Historical Museum: A Window into the City's Past and Culture

The Bern Historical Museum or "Bernisches Historisches Museum" is the second-largest museum in Switzerland and is located in the capital city of Bern.

The Bern Historical Museum is one of the oldest Swiss museums, having been built in the late 19th century, specifically in the year 1894. The museum was intended to be the national museum of the country, so the designer chose to give it a historical and striking appearance, designing it in the style of medieval castles, which added a truly magnificent historical character. In 2009, an annex to the museum was built.

The museum is divided into several sections that house various types of artistic treasures. One of the most important sections is the Swiss Civilization section, where the civilization that has been passed down through generations is explained. There is also a section for military artifacts, featuring a collection of military tools and equipment. Additionally, there is a section dedicated to historical sculptures, housing sculptures created by prominent Swiss artists throughout history, among many other sections.

Opening Hours:

Daily from 09:00 AM to 05:30 PM.

Address:

Helvetiaplatz 5, 3005 Bern, Switzerland.