Barry, the giant crystals from Planggenstock and award-winning exhibitions: The Bern Museum of Natural History is one of the most important nature museums in Switzerland.

Its historical exhibitions of domestic and exotic animals are unique in Central Europe and have established the house's international reputation. More recently, the house has made a name for itself with attractive contemporary exhibitions - such as the new exhibition "End of the World - End Without End." Among the best-known objects is Barry, the world-famous rescue dog, to whom the house recently dedicated a separate exhibition. The impressive giant crystals from the Planggenstock are also unique. The NMBE is a distinct family museum with many offers for families and children. Under the label "Help, it's alive!" the museum has recently also become a place to go out and hold events. The museum, rich in tradition, was founded in 1832.


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