Best Museums in Zurich

Located in Lucerne, the Swiss Transport Museum (Verkehrshaus der Schweiz) explores the history and future of mobility with interactive exhibits.

This museum from the famous chocolate brand Lint offers guided tours where children can learn everything about chocolate production, from cocoa harvesting to the finished product, with a fantastic tasting session at the end of the tour.

Chaplin's World is a museum dedicated to the life and work of filmmaker Charlie Chaplin, located in his former home in Corsier-sur-Vevey.

The Swiss National History Museum, also called Lundis Museum, is located next to Zurich's main station and covers Swiss history, culture, and art; it is included in the Swiss Travel Pass.

A must-visit for football fans, the FIFA Museum celebrates the history and culture of the world's most popular sport through interactive exhibits, legendary moments, and iconic trophies.

Das Landesmuseum ist ein Museum über die Schweizer Kultur und Geschichte mit interaktiven Ausstellungen, 10 Räumen mit 100 Jahren Geschichte und Ausstellungen über die Ideen und Visionen der Schweiz.

The Landesmuseum (Swiss National Museum) resembles a castle and houses an extensive collection of Swiss historical and cultural artifacts from prehistoric times to the 20th century.

An entry ticket for the Swiss National Museum in Zurich, showcasing Swiss history and culture.

Museum Rietberg, housed in a 19th-century villa, features a collection of non-European art, including African sculptures and Asian religious art.

Zurich's Science and Technology Museum is a highly interactive museum letting kids actively participate in exhibits experimenting with electricity, magnetism, water, and light.

This museum delights both kids and adults who love soccer, showcasing the complete history of the World Cup interactively, with historical uniforms, iconic soccer balls, and many interactive games and activities for kids.