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The Bernisches Historisches Museum is the second-largest historical museum in Switzerland, housed in a castle-like building designed by André Lambert in 1894. It combines regional history, ethnography, and archaeology, and includes the integrated Einstein Museum on the upper floor.
Founded in 1882, the museum moved to its current purpose-built Neo-Gothic building in 1894. The Einstein Museum wing was added in 2005 to mark the centenary of Einstein's Annus Mirabilis. The museum's collections encompass over 500,000 objects spanning from prehistoric times to the present.