Swiss Heritage Village & Museum is the largest outdoor museum in northern Indiana with 11 historic buildings on 26 acres. Included are the Sweitzer barn, a farm house with garden, a cheese house, a log cabin in a 5-acre wooded area with pond, the original Mennonite Church in the area, a doctor's office, a one-room brick school house and the world's largest active cider press. Tours are available from June 1st through October 31st from 10 AM to 4 PM, except Sundays and holidays.

To spark and sustain an interest in the cultural heritage of Berne, Indiana and southern Adams County by promoting learning through discovery.

Founded in 1985,the restored historic buildings date back to the 1850's. The Swiss emigrants, known as Anabaptists because of tremendous persecution in Switzerland for their Anabaptist beliefs and practices, came to southern Adams County to seek new opportunities in the great land of America. The historic buildings include a classic pre-Civil War farm house built in 1856, a Sweitzer Barn built in the early 1800's, a cheese house in operation since the late 1800's, a one room brick school house built in 1881, the Baumgartner Church, the first Mennonite fellowship in Indiana, and the Hauenstein Cider Press, active since 1856.