Kaeserberg is open for public visits about 100 days a year. > Public days 2025 (pdf) > see the rates Whether alone, with family, friends, in a group, on these days you can visit us with or without reservation The visit lasts 75 to 90 minutes. It begins with a short film, followed by informations to read and to listen for our visitors, all along the way until the model railway network. The visit scenario envisages an alternation of day and night in an imaginary Switzerland of the 90s. Every half hour it gets dark for a full 6 minutes to simulate night-time.
Some are working in the miniature world. Others are shopping, drinking coffee or exercising. Some students take a break and play, others go home. A few vintage cars take part in a rally and a group of tourists enjoy the sun deck on the paddle steamer Gallia, which is leaving the harbour. The circus Knie, just arrived, receives a television team. Meanwhile children enjoy the animals of the circus.
At night a magical mood lies on the miniature landscape. The details fade and the colours soften. New tones are coming up, shadows and electric lights. Ruins appear, church windows glow in their colours, flashing lights announce the police and car headlights illuminate the roadways. The detailed landscape gives way to a relief of light and shadow. Suddenly the trains, subtly lit and breathtakingly realistic, bring new movements and life in the miniature scene.
Whether icy cold in winter or glowing heat in summer, we have a pleasant climate all year round!
Kaeserberg is completely wheelchair accessible, the access is from the inside parking. A raised wheelchair is available at the main entrance. A barrier-free toilet with holder handles is at your disposal.
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You are on vacation or on a weekend
Your passion are the railways
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