Patek Philippe Museum (with baby)

Fantastic museum that's a must for anyone into watches, art, or even history. The collections on display are kept in wonderful condition, from the old pieces right through to the most recent ones. There's loads to get through, so allow at least half a day. Ideally, clear your schedule to fully enjoy it.

Patek Philippe Museum is one of the world’s finest yet surprisingly underrated horological museums. Its collection is extraordinarily complete, impeccably preserved, and spans over four centuries of watchmaking—from the 1600s to today. Masterpieces from across Europe showcase the pinnacle of mechanical ingenuity, craftsmanship, and artistic excellence. The experience is truly mind-blowing—a deep...

Visited the Patek Philippe Museum and had a really positive experience, even before we properly got inside. We’d accidentally pre booked the wrong day online, completely our mistake, and expected that to be the end of it. Instead, the staff were incredibly accommodating and went out of their way to help us. No fuss, no attitude, just calm and genuinely helpful, which made a big difference. The m...

We thought going in the museum only showcase Patek Philippe's own history and products. We were pleasantly surprised that it has vast collections of antique watches and decorative pieces. The entry fee of $10 CHF is well worth it. It comes with a free Audi guide running on a mini iPad (wish they give you a lanyard to carry the iPad). You can easily spend two hours browsing and listening to all the...

A Must-Visit for Every Watch Lover! If you’re into watches, this place is an absolute must! Start from the 3rd floor and work your way down — the collection is unbelievable. You get to see everything from early timepieces to stunning modern masterpieces, all beautifully displayed. The museum is really well organized, and you can feel the history and craftsmanship in every piece. Even if you’re no...