Other Destinations and Attractions in Switzerland

The history of the knights of the Johanniter and Malteser orders are housed here along with a small 15-19th century weapon collection.

Furniture and handcrafts from the early 19th century are on display at the Local Museum in Bülach.

The local history of Grächen including an exhibit on wood-working plus a display on Thomas Platter, a humanist from Graechen (1499-1582) is highlighted.

A collection of local history items including regionally made furniture from the 17th-19th century is highlighted at the Buttin-de Loës House in Grandvaux.

The local museum in Hinwil is a furnished 19 C house exhibiting weapons and agricultural implements.

La Thomasia Alpine Garden has over 3,000 geographically classified mountain plants. Some of the regions highlighted are the Alps, Andes, Rocky Mountains, mountains of New Zealand and Jura.

The Village Museum in Maschwanden was opened in 1972 and contains exhibits highlighting the history of the town.

The Local Museum in Nürensdorf highlights the local history of the area.

The Local Museum in Rafz is housed in a renovated farmhouse with displays in the kitchen, livingroom, sleeping rooms and children's rooms. The former agricultural buildings house old agricultural equipment.

The Regensdorf Municipal Museum features local history exhibits.

Saint-Gingolph is a small town surrounded by mountains on the banks of Lake Geneva. The town played an important role during World War II.

The town of St Legier has a notable 12th century church with a steeple that towers above the village. Many of the houses in the village feature caricatures by Alfred Béguin.

The Old Town Museum in Villette presents exhibits that offer a glimpse of life long ago. Antique tools and furniture are on display.

The Wald local museum is home to local history exhibits.