Top Switzerland Museum Tickets & Passes

Discover the history, culture, and remarkable athletes of the Olympic Games with tickets to the Olympic Museum Lausanne. On your own, explore the exhibitions and the sculpture park, participate in educational and cultural activities, shop at the museum boutique, or enjoy a meal at the panoramic restaurant that overlooks Lake Geneva.

Visit Chaplin's World, the Corsier-sur-Vevey museum and studio that's dedicated to the life and works of Charlie Chaplin. Show your general entrance ticket when you arrive, then step into the world of the iconic silent film star who lived here with his family. Explore the Manoir to learn about Chaplin's family life, visit the studio to discover his work, then stroll around the park that boasts sweeping views over Lake Leman and the mountains. How long you stay inside the site is up to you.

Looking for something to do in Lucerne that works in any weather? The Swiss Museum of Transport offers a flexible, stress-free experience you can enjoy at your own pace. With your entrance ticket, explore interactive halls dedicated to aviation, rail, and road travel, where historic aircraft, hands-on simulators, railway tunnels, signals, and classic automobiles bring transportation history to life.

Discover Swiss chocolate without the hassle of searching for an authentic tasting or workshop experience on your own. At Maison Cailler, explore the story of chocolate through an engaging, multi-sensory visit guided by expert chocolatiers, with opportunities to taste and learn along the way. Go beyond sampling by creating your own chocolates, making it an easy and interactive experience for all ages in Montreux.

Check out Château de Chillon with this entrance ticket to the lakeside Swiss fortress in Montreux. Just book online to save time when you enter, then spend as long as you like inside, exploring extravagant rooms that were built for the House of Savoy. Learn about the castle from onsite information and an included brochure as you stroll around the famous fortress at leisure.

Treat the chocoholics in your family to a whirlwind ride at Lucerne’s Swiss Chocolate Adventure — an attraction at the Swiss Museum of Transport. Aboard a chocolate cube car, you’ll enjoy a 30-minute multimedia and sensory experience to learn all about the sugary treat. Breathe in the warm scent of cocoa, watch a short film to learn how chocolate is made, and finish with a complimentary sample to keep your sweet tooth sated.

Unlimited travel on Swiss trains, buses & boats Flexible 3/4/6/8/15 day pass options Choice of 1st or 2nd Class Free entry to 500+ museums Scenic routes including Glacier Express & Golden Pass Line Mobile & printable e-ticket, instant confirmation

The Ballenberg Open-Air Museum is the only open-air museum in Switzerland. Here you can experience Switzerland as it used to be. Look over the shoulder of our craftsmen and women, peek into the parlors and kitchens of over 100 Ballenberg buildings, enjoy the cultivated cultural landscape and make friends with our more than 200 farm animals.

Your ticket includes direct entry to the museum and atelier — no waiting required. Step into the sweet world of Swiss chocolate at the House of Läderach in Bilten — a perfect alternative to the Lindt Chocolate Factory. This self-guided experience begins with a visit to the interactive Chocolate Museum, where you'll learn about the history of Swiss chocolate, discover how Läderach crafts its premium creations, and witness live chocolate production through glass-walled kitchens. After exploring the museum, enter the Walk-In Chocolate Atelier, where you'll create your very own chocolate masterpiece with high-quality ingredients and guidance from expert chocolatiers. Whether you missed a chance to visit Lindt, or you're looking for a different premium chocolate experience, the House of Läderach is the ideal alternative, offering an immersive and delicious journey through Swiss chocolate-making.

Maison Cailler is the oldest Swiss chocolate brand still in existence, and you can learn about its history and how chocolates are produced with a tour of their factory in Broc, in the Gruyere region. Explore on an audio guide-led immersive tour, then enjoy tastings of various chocolates before browsing the gift shop.