Museum Engiadinais

A folk museum built in the style of a traditional Engadine farmhouse, displaying carved Arve pine rooms, painted façades and mountain household items.

Built in 1906, the museum's exterior imitates the thick-walled stone houses of the Engadine, decorated with sgraffito. Inside, it has reconstructed living rooms, kitchens and bedrooms from several periods, with wall panelling of Arve (Swiss stone pine), along with a history of the local hot springs. It is an excellent place to learn about the traditional architecture of the Upper Engadine and Romansh culture, and it pairs well with the Segantini Museum, about a 5-minute walk away. Admission is about CHF 15. It is closed during the low season, so check the official website.

Opening hours

Wed–Mon 10:00–17:00 (closed during the low season)

Folk culture · Architecture

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