The Capuchin Museum Sursee is located in a monastery built for the Capuchins between 1606 and 1608 and is dedicated to the life and history of the Capuchins. The exhibits include paintings, sculptures, prints, books, documents, photos and graphic representations on the following topics: History of the Franciscan Orders in Switzerland, History of the Swiss Capuchin Province, Rule of St. Francis, the woolwork and work of the Capuchins, Crib and Cross, Capuchin cells, literature, library and school, Caritas, Fr. Theodosius Florentini, Third Order and Forest Brothers, missions and Capuchin saints and saints.


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