Fondation Beyeler Review

Hopper Expo: American Way of Life.
Colors, shadows and perspectives.

One of the best Swiss museums. Always great exhibitions and many other events.

To those who are interested in art, who want to see and experience something extraordinary and special, warmly recommend

A wonderful museum embedded in nature. The visit will be unforgettable.

Just wonderful.
Great to have seen the Picasso exhibition.
The small park around it invites you to linger. Perfect to end a museum experience.

The vote is not for the structures or to the collection, but for incompetence, malice and racism employee. They do not accept reservations (despite numerous emails sent by the organizers) for large groups, on the other hand it is permissible to treat them as human waste at the entrance of the museum.
Situation: Group of 50-60 children between designers and architects, all under 25 years old then, for the policies of the foundation, not paying. The cashier, visibly annoyed, requires 56 documents, you can print free tickets. Realizing the idiocy of that decision, it controls top ten and returns them all but 1; a passport. After several checks made by us poor students (on the ground and in the backpacks of other people), the unfortunate (she no longer passport) and her friend, kindly ask (in English), the cashier, to check if the passport is ended land in his office, giving the feel crazy and are sent away. They return with a girl who knows how to speak German, the same treatment. Without hope, the girls ask infopoint to call the authorities to report the lost passport; magically, after an exchange of telephone calls between employees, the document back to their rightful owner. Employees inform that was found in the middle of the garden of the foundation (yes, of course, as no). We hope it was just an oversight of the adorable secretary and not a childish gesture that flows into illegality. In all this, being non-paying visitors, we were invited to put the backpacks on our bus, while the rest of the visitors came into the exhibition areas with purses, handbags, backpacks and cameras. So, if you do not like that people, under 25 years enter for free; DO NOT DO IT! We would have gladly paid to visit the foundation, not treated as profiteers who enter for free because under 25 years old ...

Exhibitions of the highest level. Again and again interesting single and special exhibitions. Collection of the house just as high-carat and worth seeing.

A super good exhibition. Picasso's pink and blue period are shown in these beautiful architectural spaces!
The beautiful museum is beautifully embedded in the unique environment.
I always like to go to the good exhibitions in the Beyeler Museum!

Small but still great. Free for people under 25. Easy to navigate. Nice gardens.

I visited the Paul Klee exhibition.
I was very impressed and touched.
A wonderful selection of his work.

Magnificent museum.
Exceptional Hooper exhibition

Very well-known art museum in Basel, always changing exhibitions

Paid full price and all rooms closed for refurbishment.

Magnificent garden and museum architecture which hosts magnificent exhibitions. A real pleasure to come back.

Very nice park.
Great architecture.
Hopper exhibition very worthwhile.

Always the best !!! And worth every euro entry. The architecture and the garden with the water lily pond exude a very special magic.

Beautiful museum, very beautiful exhibitions all year.

The exhibition program has been very versatile for a long time.

A wonderful museum! Relatively small but always very big artists. A mecca for art lovers.

Doesn't accept Swiss museum pass; staff doesn't speak English

Works of art inside a work of art inserted in nature that is a super work of art. An art matryoshka

Really great paintings from the best artists. Worldclass

The exhibition rooms are very well lit and were able to show off Edward Hopper's pictures very well.

The foundation is equal to itself, but the current exhibition - Edward Hopper - is quite disappointing: few works, an artist with a fairly uniform style throughout his life hence a little monotony. A little expensive for what it is, especially since parking is a hassle (expensive more and no park & ride) and that coming there by public transport while coming from far is nothing '' a sinecure (slow, expensive, inconvenient)

An exceptional setting, paintings very well highlighted

Very interesting! Young people and students enter for free

Very beautiful setting, friendly staff and superb exhibition (and gift shop)!

Beautiful building, the breathtaking Monet alone, is worth the visit.

Bell'ambientazione. Interesting exhibition. Permanent collection worthy of note

Great gallery. Phenomenal own collections (including Mondrian, Monet, Kandinsky, Chagall), interesting temporary exhibitions, an interesting building designed by Renzo Piano. All this makes it worth visiting the outskirts of Basel to see it all with your own eyes.

First class gallery! Class presented. Many important artists. Always my pleasure!

Impressive exhibition. Monet special exhibition absolutely worth seeing!

The Picasso exhibition was excellent. We used audio guides for further insight. The late afternoon sun in the building and gardens gives the whole place a special feeling.

Amazing art Gallery. I spent 2 hours here and loved the experience.

You can always find beautiful exhibitions there. Was on one of Picasso's and one of Hopper's. The atmosphere feels upscale, but you don't have to appear in the wreck
The staff is nice and polite. Always my pleasure. Staying there often feels like being in a place of education. It doesn't impose itself ... it's more like a discovery tour. I always find that exciting and exciting. I would love to come back

The Hopper exhibition is extremely worth seeing, and the organizers have found a good solution for the Corona situation. We like to visit this beautifully located museum again and again, because not only the exhibitions have been worthwhile every time, but we also like the place itself and its atmosphere enormously.

Very bright building and nice gardens. 1 beautiful showcase for the exhibitions

Very fine collection and the trip into the countryside is worth it.

Very appealing architecture that provides an appropriate framework for the art on display. Some of the exhibition halls flow into the landscape, so to speak. The permanent exhibition impresses z. B. by surprising insights and the work of Monet and Picasso. I was privileged to see an Edward Hopper exhibition.

Great museum. Always very exciting and tastefully and informatively designed exhibitions. Very attractive architecture embedded in the Riehen countryside and village. Unfortunately always overcrowded.

Top class museum! Pricy entry ticket... But worth it!

Very nice changing exhibitions. The museum building and the complex alone are worth a visit.

Amazing exhibitions - tickets are pricey and they are not part of the museum pass or other discount options.

Nobody pays attention to compliance with the mask obligation inside the building! Bad Bad Bad experience. Why should anyone care if the employees wear their masks on their chins themselves ... no recommendation at these times!

A superb architectural achievement in the middle of the greenery. A place where nature and culture are in total harmony. A place that invites serenity and meditation. Worth the detour.

Very nice building by Renzo Piano. Absurdly high entrance fee of CHF 25 but currently free for under-25s. Wolfgang Tillman's exhibition was great.

Am thrilled. Such a nice museum. Impressive exhibition

High quality Genjale art that is shown there !!! Lots of people taking these pictures, paintings
Look at! Very nice garden, park area at the moment there are exhibitions by Eduard Hopper, Claude Monet, Renzo Piano.

It is always a pleasure, the park environment and exhibitions of great qualities
Very easy to access

One of the most beautiful museums in the world, both in its architecture and the works presented, masterfully highlighted

Very nice museum. Interesting architecture. Beautiful exhibition on Balthus

Always a pleasure to go to Beyeler, an architecture building designed to serve the works on display with a particular light

We came to see the permanent exhibition and after paying and entering we discovered that it was closed. A disappointment. I did not put it anywhere except on a small paper on a Din4-size counter in the "part of the exhibition was closed until October 6". A fraud.

Always as nice place.
The exhibition on Klee is worth the trip.

Edward Hopper is an exceptional artist particularly highlighted by the foundation
The rest of the collection is also exceptional, notably the room dedicated to Rothko