Swiss Shooting Museum
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Intro
Today, the Shooting Museum is one of the few sports history museums in Switzerland. Shooting is one of the most popular sports in this country, alongside football and skiing.
Today, the Shooting Museum is one of the few sports history museums in Switzerland. Shooting is one of the most popular sports in this country, alongside football and skiing. As a sport for both amateur and professional shooters, target shooting is no longer just for men. Girls attend young shooters' courses and women celebrate great successes at international competitions.
Technical innovation, traditional craftsmanship and customs still characterize shooting in Switzerland today. Stories of marksmen and heroes appear in literature, theater, opera and comics. Shooting is fun at the "Chilbi". Phrases such as "hitting the bull's eye" are part of everyday language. A modern, clearly structured and exciting narrative guides visitors through 700 years of shooting and Swiss history. A focus on the history of democracy and the Swiss Confederation also makes the museum attractive for school classes. Hands-on trail for children.
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General information
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Schweizer Schützenmuseum
Bernastrasse 5 3005 Bern 031 351 01 27 (Museum) info@schuetzenmuseum.ch |
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Address
Schweizerisches Schützenmuseum Bern
Bernastrasse 5
3005
Bern
Switzerland
Phone
+41 (0)31 351 01 27
Fax +41 (0)31 351 08 04
info@schuetzenmuseum.ch
schuetzenmuseum.ch
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