Musée du château de Morges

Morges, Switzerland

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Musée du Château de Morges is a collection of museums housed in the 13th-century Morges Castle on Lake Geneva's shore in Morges, canton of Vaud, Switzerland, built by Louis of Savoy in 1286 as a fortress and later adapted by Bernese forces after 1536.

The site features the Vaud Military Museum covering Switzerland's defense history from medieval times to the Cold War, the Swiss Historic Figurine Museum with the nation's largest collection of battle recreations, an Artillery Museum displaying cannons through history, and a Police Museum on local law enforcement since 1803.

Recognized as a Swiss heritage site of national significance, it offers interactive exhibits, panoramic views, and cultural events in a well-preserved medieval structure that once served as a bailiff's seat, arsenal, and prison.