KunSthaus:Zurich, Switzerland The KunstSthaus is located in the old town of Zurich, not far from the cathedral of Gros, and at the entrance is Rodin's famous sculpture, the Gates of Hell. The museum has one of the best collections of works of art in the country, including paintings, sculptures and prints by many Swiss artists, mostly from the 19th and 20th centuries.

The Museum of Fine Arts Zurich has the majority of works by Swiss painters The museum exhibits the works of great painters and sculptors such as Picasso, Monet, Munch, Matisse, Cézanne, Renoir, Rodin, etc. throughout the year. Among them is Alberto Giacometti. Alberto Giacometti's oil paintings and sculptures are worth seeing, as his works are an in-depth display of the emotions inherent in the life of the individual and the spirit of human tragedy. The work of other painters such as Alfred Hodler and Bechlin (Arnold Böcklin) is also worthy of attention.

The library of the Kunsthaus Zürich is a special library for modern art. The collection profile is focused on The stock of the library includes more than 244'000 volumes. Currently the library holds more than 320 subscriptions to journals in art history.

Kunstmuseum Basel is one of the first public museums established in Switzerland, with a history dating back to 1661 and a collection of important paintings, making it one of the largest art museums in Switzerland.

FondationBeyeler: The FondationBeyeler Museum of Fine Arts in Switzerland is the world's most prestigious private collection of modern and contemporary art, with a permanent exhibition of works by Picasso, Van Gogh, Cézanne, Monet, Matisse and other world class masters, and regular special exhibitions.

The Fondation Beyeler Museum of Art ( Fondation Beyeler, located in the Swiss suburb of Rien, Switzerland, houses the art collection collected by Beyeler, a dealer who runs a gallery, from impressionist giants such as Van Gogh and Cézanne to nearly 200 masterpieces of modern art, including some of the top works of the Classical Modern period.

The building itself is just as remarkable as the collection, and is the work of the award-winning architect Ronsopiano. Originally a Franciscan church, the History Museum exhibits works from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, with a focus on religious works.