Naturhistorisches Museum Bern

We had a great time at the Natural History Museum in Bern! I visited with my two kids (5 and 10 years old), and they both loved it. The exhibits are really well laid out, with plenty of interactive elements that kept them engaged. The animal displays—especially the large dioramas as well as the stone and mineral collection. Highly recommend for families visiting Bern!

Great place to go with kids and interested grown ups. Especially the part about the swiss wild life is super interesting

The Museum in Bern is free with the Swiss Travel Pass, perfect for rainy days with lifelike wildlife exhibits kids love. great for families!

I came specifically for the rock and mineral exhibit, and it was great. Really nice variety, and even some specimens I've never seen before. Some really interesting displays and unique items you don't really see other places. The exhibit is laid out pretty well, too. Flows really nice. If you only speak English, like myself, you'll need to translate things that you find of interest.

Really nice experience, and significantly cheaper tickets than for most museums in Bern. Definitely recommend

Naturhistorisches Museum Bern is a gem for nature enthusiasts! This museum captivates with its fascinating exhibits and engaging displays, offering a delightful journey through natural history. The museum's attention to detail and educational value make it a must-visit destination for all ages. A true treasure trove of knowledge and wonder in the heart of Bern!

I don’t know how most of the reviews do not mention the fact that this museum is not for non-German speakers. The thing is: I’m okay with it, but if I ask at the info point, before buying ticket, in which language I will find informations in the museum and they say German, French and English, and then only 20% is translated in French and nothing in English, I get really mad. I also get mad because of the kids screaming here and there. And last but not least, the only section of the museum in English is the one about Barry, the rescue dog. And guess what? It’s just because you can buy photos with him. Just avoid this place if you are interested in more than a walk in between dioramas

Pleasant, friendly medium sized museum. With some interesting exhibits. Not promising anything other than it is and some real surprises. Families will love it. Café was nice too.