The Klingendes Museum Bern invites visitors to explore the fascinating world of historical wind instruments and percussion. Located near the Zytglogge in Bern’s old town, the museum houses over 1,600 instruments spanning 300 years, many of which can be heard via video guides or even played by visitors. Its core collection, based on Karl Burri’s internationally renowned holdings, showcases rare pieces like the serpent, alphorn, and Roman cornu. The exhibition “C’est le vent qui fait la musique” reveals how air creates sound, blending hands-on experiences with digital interpretation. Through interactive displays and themed exhibitions like “Amor & Echo,” the museum offers a vibrant, multisensory journey into musical history.
Bern SwitzerlandKlingendes Museum Bern is located at Kramgasse 66, 3011 Bern, Switzerland, right in the historic Old Town near the famous Zytglogge (Clock Tower). The museum is situated in the basement of an old building, accessible via a staircase from the street. This central location places it in Bern’s vibrant city center, surrounded by medieval architecture, lively pedestrian streets, numerous cafés, shops, and cultural attractions that define the Old Town’s charming atmosphere. Visitors to the museum can easily combine their visit with exploring the nearby iconic landmarks and enjoy the urban energy of the area.