The museum devoted to Paul Klee is a new building, designed by Renzo Piano, on the outskirts of Bern. It can be easily reached by bus (even on Sunday). I am fond of Piano's buildings, and this one does not disappoint: the builsing, in three parts, imitates a metal wave energing from the soping hillside. The only snag is the... More

The architecture of the park and the building are only the beginning; the café / restaurant is highly recommended and at it's best: the painting from Paul Klee and the interactive part of the museum are very impressing. Don't visit Berne, the capital of Switzerland without a short excursion to the ZPK. More

That very well designed museum is a must see in Bern - a little far off but worth the bus ride ! More

The architecture is very interesting and the collections fabulous. More

The Paul Klee Center has hundreds of work by Klee which are rotated through the galleries and supplement the core collection. This keeps exhibits fresh and interesting, and makes it possible to display works that demonstrate the full breadth of Klee's accomplishments. The museum structure was constructed specially to house and display the Klee collection and is itself worth a... More

A visit here was the reason for our trip to Bern. The building is marvelous, exciting and exuberant yet elegant. Paul Klee is a favorite artist but the curating of the exhibition is confusing, meandering and unsatisfactory. More

Why all this fuss about transportation? I am 83 years old and I walked to the Zentrum from the Best Western in under an hour along delightful footpaths marked out with Paul Klee signage. And then walked back through the Rosengarten with roses still in bloom on November 1st. The Zentrum itself shares a problem with the Van Gogh museum... More

Not very easily accessible by public transportation More

In Bern main station, hop on bus12 (heading to P Klee Center) and you're on your way, through town, to a pleasant experience at the gallery. Klee was more of an artist than I expected... I thought he was just blobs and childish lines. But his early drawings are the best I've come across. He was a master in his... More