Maritime museums in Switzerland

The Swiss Museum of Transport, situated in the picturesque city of Lucerne, has been welcoming visitors since its inauguration in July 1959. This museum provides a comprehensive overview of various modes of transport, making it a fascinating destination for those interested in the evolution of transportation.

The Musée du Léman, located in the city of Nyon in Switzerland, is a museum dedicated to natural history and cultural history. It is situated near Lake Geneva in the lower town of Nyon, next to the Parc du bourg-de-rive, and is only separated from the port of Nyon by the main road 1. The museum was founded in 1954 by teacher and local historian Edgar Pelichet with the aim of documenting the cultural, economic, and social history of his city Nyon's relationship with Lake Geneva and its natural scientific peculiarities.

The Verkehrsdrehscheibe Schweiz and our way to the sea in Basel is a museum that focuses on shipping and its connection with other modes of transport such as rail, road, and air. This unique museum provides an in-depth look into the development and evolution of these transport systems, making it an interesting destination for those interested in history, technology, and maritime affairs.

The Seemuseum in Kreuzlingen is a regional museum that provides a comprehensive look into the history and culture of Lake Constance. The museum's main focus areas include Lake Constance shipping, Lake Constance fishing, and the Lake Constance landscape. Visitors can gain a deep understanding of the region's maritime and fishing history, as well as the natural beauty of the lake and its surroundings.