Villa Berberich, Cultural heritage monument in Bad Säckingen, Germany.

Villa Berberich is a cultural heritage monument in Bad Säckingen set within a park area with classical architectural elements. The building houses multiple exhibition spaces and serves as a cultural center today, including a mineral museum displaying over one thousand specimens from the Southern Black Forest, Jura, and Vosges mountains.

The villa was built in 1874 for textile industrialist Ignaz Berberich III. The city acquired it in the 1930s and used it from 1941 to 1980 as part of the nearby Bad Säckingen hospital. In the 1980s it was converted into a museum and cultural venue; since 1984 it has housed the mineral museum of the Mineralienfreunde Hochrhein – Fricktal e.V.

Since 1984 the villa has housed the Mineralienmuseum Villa Berberich, run by the Mineralienfreunde Hochrhein – Fricktal e.V. The ground floor holds a café, and the building is used for exhibitions on changing themes. The city has considered returning the villa to private ownership because of financial constraints.

The villa stands at Parkstraße 1 on sloping ground, so its front facade appears lower than the rear; the garden below the house holds a pond with fountains. The mineral museum of the Mineralienfreunde Hochrhein – Fricktal e.V. has occupied the building since 1984, and a café is on the ground floor.

The villa sits on sloping ground, so its front facade appears lower than the rear; the garden below is laid out as a landscape park with a fountain pond. Since 1984 the building has housed the mineral museum of the Mineralienfreunde Hochrhein – Fricktal e.V., and the ground floor holds a café.