Einstein House

It was great experience, especially when you are interested in life of Albert Einstein or Physics in general. It’s a small place and the restaurant at the ground floor is equally good, few menu items are themed on relatively.

Ok. Nothing special but a nice pit stop in the historical place were Einstein composed and developed some of his ground breaking theories. The appartment decorated with some of his stuff is very small and an extra floor has been renovated with the storyline on the walls and some tools. The affordable price to enter combined with the short time to see compensated the visit.

The museum inside of Einstein’s home in Bern is very informative and fascinating. It doesn’t take long to see everything the museum has to offer, as there are only 2 rooms to see. There are plenty of artifacts from Einstein’s life, such as a passport, etc. You also receive a copy of a short biography of Einstein when you buy the tickets upon entry, which comes in a variety of language options (there was definitely English, French, and Portuguese, but not sure about other languages).

It was a bit crowded on Saturday afternoon. There is no AC, so it is quite warm inside. The exhibition is nice, although it is not big.

Very small place and can get super crowded. They sometimes do “entrance free” days during summer, so keep an eye on it. But the entrance free is not expensive anyway.

Nice little find on our day trip to Bern. If you like history and want to learn a little about Einstein I would check it out. I learned a lot about Einstein. I didn’t know he had kids.

Awesome place but its so hot inside during warm season to read all the informations. The room with video does not have windows because it has projector and screen. But its worth for a visit.

Einstein House, a must visit place while you are visiting Bern. Not crowded, entry 5 cfh. No reservation required