The Haus zum Dolder, which dates back to 1764, houses a rich and varied private collection.

The Haus zum Dolder, dating back to 1764, houses in its rooms a varied and rich private collection. It was assembled between 1867 and 1976 by three generations of a country doctor's family - by Dr. Josef Dolder, Dr. Edmund Müller-Dolder and his wife Hedwig and their son Dr. Edmund Müller Jr. The residential museum on four floors shows bourgeois living culture with a historical doctor's office, baroque arts and crafts in Beromünster (furniture, reverse glass paintings, faience, pewter, goldsmith's work, portraits, mirrors, graphic art), sacred sculptures, Flühlig glass, traditional costume paintings and jewelry, religious folk art, exotica, and an extensive library focusing on medical history (Paracelsica, medical guidebooks, bath writings, herb books), Helvetica, and art history. Special exhibitions are held annually in the Dolderkeller.


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