Museums in Zurich

Kunsthaus Zürich is Switzerland's most important art museum, expanded in 2021 with a David Chipperfield-designed extension. Its collections span medieval Swiss art to Alberto Giacometti's sculptures, Monet, Picasso, and the Bührle Collection.

The Swiss National Museum traces Swiss history from prehistory to the present in a fairy-tale castle next to Zürich Hauptbahnhof. Its eclectic architecture and modern extension cover Swiss culture, politics, and identity.

Museum Rietberg is Zurich's museum of non-European art, set in a historic villa and glass-pavilion extension in the Rieter Park. Collections span Asian, African, Oceanic, and pre-Columbian art.

The FIFA Museum traces the history of world football across three floors of interactive exhibitions, including every World Cup trophy, match footage, and a pinball-style gaming area.

The Museum für Gestaltung is Switzerland's leading design museum, with collections spanning graphic design, product design, textiles, and posters in a Bauhaus-influenced 1930s building and a newer Toni-Areal campus.