The Einstein Museum and the Historical Museum of Bern

Grandstands conceal the larger section a million things dating from the Stone Age through the Celts, Romans, Middle Ages, Napoleonic time, and into the nineteenth and twentieth many years.

It was housed in a 130-year-old Andre-Lambert-built working in perspective of fifteenth-century royal residences, the Historical Museum of Bern joins with the Einstein Museum to outline the second greatest display in Switzerland.

The Einstein Museum is based on the life of the epic analyst, showing how he lived, through numerous old motion pictures, interesting inquiries, and letters.Without a doubt, even his 1921 Nobel Prize support is on display.

Articles from Alpine Stone Age internments are as critical as fifteenth-century Flemish weaved show-stoppers and the prominent Königsfelden diptych painted for the King of Hungary.

Besides, for those of us who are not virtuoso physicists, vivified films empower the layman to grasp Einstein's initiating theories.

Einstein did some of his most incredible work while living in Bern in the mid-1900s, including the Annus Mirabilis papers on the photoelectric effect, the Brownian development, the extraordinary theory of relativity, and E = mc2.

The display lobby is found on the Helvetiaplatz straightforwardly finished the Aare from the Old Town.