• Open restoration workshop on the second floor, where a glass wall lets kids watch conservators work on the machines up close
• Solitude Park and riverbank right outside on the Rhine, with the museum's bistro, Chez Jeannot, for a break after the visit
• Late Thursdays are free from 6pm until closing at 9pm, an easy way to try a short first visit

Museum Tinguely holds the world's largest collection of work by Swiss artist Jean Tinguely: moving machine sculptures built around wheels and motors, most of them still in working order. The permanent exhibition has many hands-on spots where visitors set things in motion.

On the second floor, a glass wall looks into the open workshop where restorers keep the machines running. Solitude Park and the Rhine bank sit right outside.