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Hoosesaggmuseum

The Hoosesaggmuseum in Basel, Switzerland, is the smallest museum in the city, consisting of a single display case in a shop window at Imbergässlein 31. Opened in 1995, it is located in the Vergeat family home, the over 675-year-old house "Zum großen Christoffel". The museum displays small collections that fit into a trouser pocket, changing several times a year. Visitors can view the current exhibition from the street, as admission inside is not possible.

Information

  • Visit duration: 5min
  • Free entrance: Yes
  • Price range: $
  • Topic: Culture and ethnography
    • Children experience: Child friendly
    • Children age group: 0-3, 3-6, 6-12, 12-18

Opening hours

Opening hours could not be found on the website.

Admission fees

0 CHF
Adult admission

Contact

Webpage
hoosesaggmuseum.ch
Email
info@hoosesaggmuseum.ch
Address
Imbergässlein 31, 4051 Basel

Access

Nearby stops

  • Basel, Marktplatz150 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
Basel SBB
11m
Olten
41m
Bern
1h 12m
Zürich HB
1h 17m
Luzern
1h 22m

FAQ

  • Can I enter the museum?
    No, admission inside is not possible. The museum consists of a single display case in a shop window that can be viewed from the street.
  • Can I exhibit my own collection in the museum?
    Yes. Anyone with a collection of about 50 pieces, no larger than the palm of a hand, can exhibit it for about 2-3 months at no cost. Contact the museum by phone or e-mail to arrange an appointment.
  • Does the museum offer aperitifs or dinners?
    Yes, the Hoosesaggmuseum offers small aperitifs for a maximum of 12 people and smaller dinners for a maximum of 8 people. For larger groups, fondue or raclette is offered in the immediate vicinity.
  • How long does it take to view the museum?
    The museum is a single display case that can usually be viewed in less than five minutes.

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