MFK.CH:Swiss Berne Communications The Museum is one of Switzerland's postal and electrical museums, promoting interaction and participation through exhibitions of ultra-modern technology, which greatly provides children with a love of the electrical industry. This communication museum is also the same, like a communication amusement park, so most of the children play to their heart's content.

The Museum of Communication in Bern was first called the Postal Museum With the continuous development of technology, it was later renamed the Post and Telecommunications Museum, and then the Communications Museum today. At the entrance are several posters and a unique early outdoor sound transmission communication equipment.

The museum features several major historical periods distinguished by color: the postal period, the telegraph period, the telephone period, the television period, and the Internet period. The postal period exhibition hall is decorated in yellow, starting from the earliest writing stage. The small yellow desk provides different kinds of pens, including goose feather pens, water dip pens, etc. The small icons in one corner of the desk are delicately marked to understand the writing era of each kind of pen, and there are also thoughtful stacks of envelopes and several different kinds of letterheads, so that you can sit down to write a letter and drop it into the mail box next to it. The wall next to it is covered with post boxes of various colors and periods, and in the middle stands the earliest postal carriages, postal bicycles, and postal trams, as well as various postal tools and postal costumes.