The Beyeler Foundation is one of the most beautiful galleries I've ever been to. I was there when Goya was introduced. These beautiful drawings by every single artist were fascinating. So were the stories behind the drawings. My favorites: Lotte Laserstein / Polly Tieck (1929), In the Loge (1879) / Mary Cassatt, El hechizado (1797/98) / Goya, In the studio (1881) / Marie Bashkirtseff. I generally love antique drawings. They inspire me. There were also headphones that could be bought while looking at the paintings. Every painting was explained to you there. Under the specific painting was then where you can find the information. (You could then also have a small brochure taken with you) With some paintings you could take pictures and with some you couldn't. That was then marked under the picture. At the same time there were barriers that you shouldn't cross. Definitely recommended for visitors who want to do something on rainy days.