When nature awakens, a visit to the museum casts a special spell. We present five destinations for the Swiss Museum Pass that combine top-notch exhibitions with extensive parks and invite you to linger this April.
Lucerne | Glacier Garden
A natural monument that makes geology and history come alive outdoors. Discover geological history on the Felsenweg (rock path) and enjoy the far-reaching view from the observation tower over the basin of Lake Lucerne.
Zurich | Rietberg Museum
Where non-European world art meets the vastness and tranquility of the historic Rieterpark. The view from the museum terrace over the old trees to Lake Zurich is unbeatable in the first spring greenery.
Neuenburg | Laténium
In this significant archaeological museum, the past comes alive in the open air. The park on the shores of Lake Neuchâtel allows you to immerse yourself in history amidst reconstructed pile dwellings right by the water.
Vaud | Prangins Castle
Discover Swiss history in the castle and experience it with all your senses in the country's largest historical vegetable garden. In April, the old fruit trees and useful plants on Lake Geneva begin to bloom.
Ticino | Villa Cedri Museum
Let the aesthetics of the collection resonate among the centuries-old cedars of the expansive park. A place in Bellinzona that captures the Ticino spring in all its authenticity.
Looking for more spring moments? The Swiss Museum Pass gives you access to over 500 museums. Simply enter your next destination in our search to discover more museums with parks and gardens in your immediate area.
