Tell-Museum
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Intro
The Tell Museum has the most comprehensive collection of documents, depictions and objects of a historical, artistic and original nature from six centuries about the Swiss hero of freedom and national hero William Tell.
The Tell Museum has the most comprehensive collection of documents, depictions and objects of a historical, artistic and original nature from six centuries about the Swiss hero of freedom and national hero William Tell, embedded in the art-historical sights in the heritage-protected village center of Bürglen. It also has an important collection by the Basel painter Ernst Stückelberg (1831-1903), who set up a studio in Bürglen and created the four large murals in the Tell Chapel on Lake Uri. The museum was reopened in May 2016 after a thorough renovation.
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General information
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Tell-Museum
Postplatz 6463 Bürglen 041 870 41 55 info@tellmuseum.ch |
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Group & pricing information
| Further prices (starting from) |
Individuals: CHF 8.-
Students and apprentices: CHF 6.- Children (9-15 years): CHF 2.50 Families: CHF 15.- Groups (from 10 persons): CHF 6.- Free of charge: Museum Pass & Raiffeisen Member Plus Guided tour: CHF 100. |
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Booking Information
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Address
Tell-Museum
Klausenstrasse 139a
6463
Bürglen
Switzerland
Phone
+41 (0)41 870 41 55
info@tellmuseum.ch
tellmuseum.ch
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