Switzerland · MUSEUMS
7 reviewed
The 7 museum experiences below hold their place for a reason: price, running time, and what actually happens on the day are all here.
Olympic Museum Lausanne ticket with mobile entry, interactive exhibits, park views, and digital content in English. Visit lasts 1-2 hours.
“Experience Very learning, the part on history is exciting , the floor on ke material is interestingAuto-translated”
Skip lines with a prebooked ticket to the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne. Explore rail, air, road, and more at your pace.
“"We had a great day at the Transportation Museum with my little one. There were really nice things to see, and even for a young child it was both interesting and fun. We recommend without hesitation!"Auto-translated”
Zurich highlights by air-conditioned coach with an Old Town walk and optional FIFA Museum ticket. From $46.03, about 2h 15m.
“The tour could have been so much more. As the bus is going through the city the guide points out the business buildings. Banks, insurance companies, etc. There is plenty of time to tell the story of the city. They could have given some history of the city, what makes it unique compared to other European cities. The buildings shown are all "relatively" new (18th Century) though the city is more than 2000 years old. So much more story to tell.”
Private pickup from Zurich to the Lindt Home of Chocolate in Kilchberg, with museum access, audio guide, and unlimited tastings, in English.
“Note this is just a pick up service, you have to find and pay for your own way back into the city via bus or boat! So quite an expensive option to get there, but can be the only way to get a ticket when all other options are sold out. However the car was very posh and the tour is excellent well worth the visit.”
Skip the hassle and visit Zurich’s FIFA Museum with a ticket, English audio, and interactive exhibits including the original World Cup Trophy.
“A great experience. I am not a massive fan of football but still really enjoyed the nostalgia this attraction had to offer.”
A 30-minute multimedia chocolate ride at Lucerne’s Swiss Museum of Transport, with a cube-car, 10 stops, and free Swiss chocolate.
“A lot of information but not a lot of fun. The automated 'cars' take you into cylindrical rooms where you learn about the how chocolate is made. Having been to Cadburys World we didn't feel we learnt a lot. I'd have been interested in learning more about how they picked different flavours, researched new ideas etc. The space wa well used but felt a little sparse outside of the rooms. Staff were very friendly though and tried to make the experience as enjoyable as possible.”
Zurich highlights by coach, Old Town walking tour, and a 1-hour Lake Zurich cruise, plus optional FIFA Museum ticket.
“Lake cruise was good however inside the cruise specially in the 88’ F at noon was too hot and the cruise was actually a big boat which was part of public Mari s transportation in Zurich and for that reason it stops at 4 different Piotr to pick up the local people .”
