The museums, art galleries and similar organisations are arranged in alphabetical order of their location.
The collection contains archaeological, cultural-historical and folkloristic objects of the canton from the prehistory to the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and Baroque periods and the 19th and 20th Centuries. Map of the canton Rätien 1802 (Basel) Travel documents for H. Paganini, Andreas and Jacob Mini, 1794. They travelled to Warsaw to Giacomo Mini
The Würth Collection came into being in the 1960s and is focused on paintings, graphic art and sculptures of the 20th and 21st century and has a significant collection of the later medieval works from southern Germany, the Lake Constance Region and northern Switzerland.
Since 2016, the Bündner Kunstmuseum Chur has had a new building next to the renovated Villa Planta for displaying its collection and for temporary exhibitions. The villa, named after its owner Jacques Ambrosius von Planta (1826-1901), was built between 1874 and 1875 as a private residence. The neoclassical building has a representative facade characterised by … Read more » “Bündner Museum of Art Chur”
The Natural History Museum of the Grisons (Bündner Naturmuseum) is a centre of information on natural science, geology, zoology, botany and mineralogy and present the nature and the characteristics of the canton Grisons.
The Foundation (Fotostiftung Graubünden) collects, shows and takes care of the das audiovisual heritage of the canton in all its aspects, architecture, industry, arts, culture, people, agriculture, tourism or nature. The documents are open to the public, online and on location.
The exhibition shows the history of the earth and mankind right up to Roman times. These eras are presented through numerous objects and explanations.
The relics, liturgical objects, precious fabrics, ornamental works of gold, silver, bronze and ivory exhibited in the Cathedral Treasury Museum are unique. The exhibition is divided into several thematic areas. The show leads through about 1600 years of history of the Diocese of Chur. In a room in the former wine cellar of the bishop’s … Read more » “Cathedral Treasure Museum”
The museum (Hus-Haus) is a museum dedicated to the great Church reformer Jan (John) Hus (1369 – 1415) The exhibition provides guidance through his life, deeds and literary work.
The museum presents the history of mining in Graubünden.
The building is the former residential and commercial building of the Ammann dynasty. The museum presents the history of the village, wine-growing, fishing, housing culture, life around 1900 and the political and social developments of the time.