Swiss Toyota Museum

A small private museum showcasing roughly 80 Toyota vehicles and ongoing restoration projects in a converted historic power plant. The collection spans early models such as a 1958 Toyopet Crown alongside rally and dealer vehicles.

Visits are mainly by arrangement and the museum runs monthly public Open House events (May–October season noted on the site). Group tours, company events and organized drives are offered—check the museum website or contact them before visiting.

The museum is compact, focused on Toyota history and hands-on restoration work rather than a large national collection.

Look out for:

• Early postwar models including a Toyopet Crown (1958).

• Restored and in-progress vehicles displayed with workshop context.

• The building: a converted local power plant with industrial character.

• Occasional themed events and the monthly "Bäsebeiz" open house nights.

Best way to experience it:

Contact the museum in advance to book a guided visit or join a scheduled Open House. Bring time to talk to staff or volunteers for background on specific cars and restoration projects.

• Visits are typically by appointment; check the museum website before arriving.

• Monthly public Open House events run seasonally—details posted on the site.

• Limited on-site facilities; expect a small museum footprint and workshop areas.

• Contact info: info@toyota-museum.ch (phone listed on site/third‑party pages).