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Practical Information

Planning a visit to the Moneyverse? Here you’ll find all the useful information: opening hours, tickets, how to get here and more. We look forward to welcoming you.

Practical Information

Opening Hours & Admission

Several students use the lockers in the basement. The gold-colored compartments are labeled with international currency codes.

Monday: closed
Tuesday to Sunday: 10am–5pm

Opening Hours

Free

Admission

All of the Moneyverse texts are available in German, French, Italian and English.

Languages

Public holidays

Various monetary objects and publications are displayed on transparent wall shelves. Coins, everyday objects, and books are placed side by side. The arrangement illustrates different perspectives on money.
  • Thu, 14.5.2026 Ascension Day: open
  • Sun, 24.5.2026 Whitsun: open
  • Mon, 25.5.2026 Whit Monday: open
  • Sat, 1.8.2026 National Day: open
  • Mon, 23.11.2026 "Zibelemärit": closed
  • Thu, 24.12.2026 Christmas Eve: open
  • Fri, 25.12.2026 Christmas Day: closed
  • Sat, 26.12.2026 Boxing Day: open
  • Thu, 31.12.2026 New Year’s Eve: open

Tickets

The entrance to the Moneyverse, as well as all mediation offers, is free of charge. You are welcome to visit without a reservation, but booking in advance guarantees your entry on your preferred date.
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Contact

Several media guides are located in a charging station with green status indicators. A hand places a device into the holder. The scene appears orderly and technical, showing the organization and maintenance of the media guides at the reception desk.

How to Get Here

A large stone disc, a Yap stone, with a central opening is illuminated and displayed. A projected world map overlays the object. The staging connects historical means of payment with global references.

5 minutes from Bern Main Station

By foot

No. 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 to Bern, Bärenplatz

By tram

No. 10 / 19 to Bern, Bundesplatz

By bus

Parking spaces: Inselgasse and Amthausgasse

By bicycle

Parking spaces: Parking Casino und Metro-Autopark

By car

FAQ

Where is the Moneyverse located? Is the Moneyverse multilingual? Who is actually behind this project? You’ll find the answers in our FAQ.
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Accessibility

A hand touches a tactile information panel with relief images of cocoa beans and Braille. Multilingual labels complement the elements. The scene appears calm and focused, referring to barrier-free knowledge transfer in the exhibition space.

The Moneyverse is an inclusive place of discovery that welcomes everyone. We also cater to the diverse requirements of our audience – so that every visit is a memorable experience.

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