Wintersport Museum Davos

Wintersportmuseum Davos

A small private museum displaying early skis, toboggans, skates and mountaineering gear, telling the story of Davos as one of the birthplaces of winter sports.

In the late 19th century, Davos became popular for tobogganing, skating and skiing, and Arthur Conan Doyle also skied here. The museum's exhibits include equipment from different periods and event souvenirs. It is small and can be seen in about 45 minutes. Opening days and hours are limited (usually a few afternoons a week), so check before you go.

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Limited opening days; check in advance

Museum · Ski history

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