Sehr freundliche Angestellte. Ausstellungsstücke aus mehreren Ländern wie Nepal, Myanmar, Tibet oder China.

What a find! I had no idea this was here (I was here for the Giger museum) but this little museum must not be missed! It is PACKED with amazing artifacts and exhibits. Theres SO MUCH in such a small space!

A tiny piece of the Tibet in Greyerz the entrance is expensive but if you are interested give it a chance 🙏

Little museum where you can find history of tibet. Buddhism is considered one of the largest religion and its interesting to know its origin. One of a kind idols are placed there and creating curiosity about the religion. Very knowledgeable and peaceful place.

The museum is small but all interesting of Buddhists arts. I really like the atmosphere.

Very relaxing

Interesting place. It has definitely different atmosphere from the whole village. But my daughter likes this place.

Klein aber fein! Sehr schön gemachtes Museum, zum Teil in einer Kapelle. Tibetanische Atmosphäre durch Musik und Duft. Lädt zum Verweilen ein, der Besuch lohnt sich! Vorwiegend Statuen und Wandbilder.

The Tibet Museum was an unplanned visit, after Giger Museum which is right next to it. I was impressed of the vast collection of ancient Tibetan art, from paintings to old objects and tools. A pleasurable and wicked discovery right in the middle of the mountains but worthy of your time!

I think Mr. Alain Bordier really understand what is non-duality. A real cultural heritage.

Beautiful.. the largest private collection outside of Tibet totally worth going in and exploring

Great museum, interesting that they put Tibet artifacts in an old church with beautiful glass windows, but very nice.

This museum was more of a darshan experience than a museum experience. The sanctity and blessing force of many of the Tibetan icons was overwhelming at times, I cried for 5 minutes before entering the lower level chamber which felt more sacred than many temples I have visited around the world. If you are sensitive spiritually this museum is worth it's own pilgrammage if you are visiting any city in Switzerland nearby!

A great museum to visit

Very peaceful museum, quiet and full of statues and pictures from Tibet and Bhutan. Unfortunately too short (approximately 30-45 minutes)

What a spectacular little museum! Such a gorgeous collection. Though quite small we were blown away by this place for a few reasons, firstly the pieces in the collection were just wonderful; ornate statues, detailed wall hanging, amazing pieces of carved wood. Everything is lit beautifully and makes the pieces really shine, then as you walk from the first small room down a short but steep set of stairs, well I was completely floored. You enter an exquisitely decorated chapel! Three lovely stained glass windows, painted walls depicting saints, arches with painted scrolling leaves. Just fantastic. And the room was filled some some of the best Tibetan pieces I’ve ever seen. The whole place felt like a wonderful shrine, the two religions not competing at all but actually along with the soft chanting music felt very holy and special. A glass spiral staircase leads up to an over hang level with some more exhibits where you become level with the stained glass across the room. You are offered a talking guide as it’s nearly all in french which we had declined and actually I’m glad we did, because although we weren’t sure as to what some of the pieces were it definitely would if detracted from the specialness. The shop is small but offers some amazing books which can only be found there because of the nature of the foundation. So glad we went.

Can feel a vibrant ancient civilisation which hardly heard in The West!