Explore Swiss Shooting Museum with historic firearms
Bern, Switzerland • 
Underrated
UnderratedBern, Switzerland
Underrated
Walking required
Yes
Some stairs and walking required; limited accessibility for wheelchairs.
Some stairs and walking required; limited accessibility for wheelchairs.
Value for money
High
Free admission, promising engaging exhibits for couples.
Free admission, promising engaging exhibits for couples.
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Summarised by AI
Historical Exhibits
Couples will enjoy the interactive elements and the historical firearms on display.
Engaging Exhibits
The museum's new design promises a modern, engaging experience for all visitors.
Free Admission
Visitors love the fact that admission is free, making it a great value for couples.
Closed Renovations
Unfortunately, the museum is closed until November 2025 for renovations. Disappointing.
Limited Access
Couples are unable to visit the museum; it's closed, impacting travel plans.
No Reviews
There are no recent reviews to guide couples due to the closure for renovations.
Hours of operation
Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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In-depth experience
May contain spoilers
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When to visit
We've analysed user reviews and geographical data, and identified the best and worst months to visit.
Month
Crowd Level
Weather
Availability
Our recommendation
February
LOW
-2-5°C
Cold with potential for snow and rain. Winter conditions persist, with increasing daylight towards the end of the month.
Cold with potential for snow and rain. Winter conditions persist, with increasing daylight towards the end of the month.
Closed
Swiss Shooting Museum is closed for renovations until autumn 2025.
Swiss Shooting Museum is closed for renovations until autumn 2025.
Not recommended
Visiting is not possible in February 2025 due to ongoing renovations. Bern remains calm, with cold winter weather.
Visiting is not possible in February 2025 due to ongoing renovations. Bern remains calm, with cold winter weather.
March
LOW
1-10°C
Early spring: chilly mornings, milder afternoons, occasional rain showers, and increasing sunshine.
Early spring: chilly mornings, milder afternoons, occasional rain showers, and increasing sunshine.
Closed
Swiss Shooting Museum is closed for renovations until autumn 2025.
Swiss Shooting Museum is closed for renovations until autumn 2025.
Not recommended
March 2025 is not an option for visiting the museum due to closure. Weather begins to improve but access is still unavailable.
March 2025 is not an option for visiting the museum due to closure. Weather begins to improve but access is still unavailable.
April
MEDIUM
4-15°C
Mild spring weather, variable with rain showers, blooming trees, and increasing outdoor activity.
Mild spring weather, variable with rain showers, blooming trees, and increasing outdoor activity.
Closed
Swiss Shooting Museum is closed for renovations until autumn 2025.
Swiss Shooting Museum is closed for renovations until autumn 2025.
Not recommended
The museum remains closed through April 2025; weather is more favorable, but visits are not possible due to renovations.
The museum remains closed through April 2025; weather is more favorable, but visits are not possible due to renovations.
May
MEDIUM
8-18°C
Mild spring temperatures with frequent rain showers and variable weather.
Mild spring temperatures with frequent rain showers and variable weather.
Closed
Swiss Shooting Museum is closed for renovations until autumn 2025. No public access.
Swiss Shooting Museum is closed for renovations until autumn 2025. No public access.
Not recommended
Visiting the Swiss Shooting Museum in May is not possible due to ongoing renovations. The weather is generally pleasant for exploring Bern, but the museum remains unavailable.
Visiting the Swiss Shooting Museum in May is not possible due to ongoing renovations. The weather is generally pleasant for exploring Bern, but the museum remains unavailable.
How to get there
Bus
Recommended
Take Bern city bus lines to the Helvetiaplatz stop, a short walk from the museum.
Train
Recommended
Arrive at Bern's main railway station (Bahnhof Bern) and connect to tram or bus services.
Walking
Recommended
Walk from the city center or the main station, crossing the Kirchenfeldbrücke.
Bike
Cycle to the museum; secure bicycle parking is available at Helvetiaplatz.
Car
Drive via the A6 motorway, use the Bern-Ostring exit, and follow signs to Thunplatz and Helvetiaplatz. Paid parking is available on Bernastrasse.
Taxi
Taxis are available throughout Bern and provide direct drop-off at Bernastrasse 5.
Additional info
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Mobility
Wheelchair Accessible
Walking Required
Stairs Present
Seating Available
Flat Terrain
Hiking Required
Elevator Available
Mobility Scooter Friendly
Ramps Available
Pregnancy
Suitable for pregnancy
Allowed during pregnancy
Pets
Pets not allowed
Driving
Driving License Required
Idp Required
Age
Ages up to 99
