The museums, art galleries and similar organisations are arranged in alphabetical order of their location.
The museum offers a rich collection of winter sports equipment and documentation from the beginning in the nineteenth century, including bobsleighing, sledding, ski, ice hockey, curling, ski, ice skating and trophies of competition.
The museum (Musée jurassien d’art et d’histoire) presents Roman and medieval treasures from the region, (wooden) sculptures, paintings, ivory and other (medieval and early modern) art. The museum highlights the regional archaeology, history, and culture of the Jura, the youngest Swiss canton. Objects, documents, documents, maps, everyday life, and industrial and economic development are on … Read more » “Jura Art and History Museum”
The collection shows objects from everyday life in the Jura, from Roman times to the present day. Visitors discover a wealth of objects made of iron, terracotta, wood or glass, often centuries old. There are striking similarities in form and function between objects from Roman times and now. Farmers and craftsmen have been working in … Read more » “Chappuis-Fähndrich Museum”
The museum (Museum Kunst und Wissen) with its striking tower is located directly on the banks of the Rhine. It organises exhibitions and is also a meeting place for art and culture. There are also two permanent exhibitions, about the artist Carl Roesch (1884-1979) and the color red (Die Rotfarb), the process for the production … Read more » “Museum of Art and Knowledge”
The collection of the presentation hall presents everyday culture in the countryside in the region. The museum (Schaudepot St. Katharinental) exhibits old tools from agriculture, viticulture, transport and handicrafts, as well as women’s domestic work.
The monastery church of St. Katharinental (Klosterkirche/Hausmuseum St. Katharinental) is a special creation of the South German Baroque, built between 1732 and 1734 by Johann Michael Beer. The museum presents the construction history and cultural-historical significance of the monastery through paintings, sculptures, photographs, books, documents and building materials.
The 15,000 square metre art space is Switzerland’s largest sculpture park created by a single artist. Parallel to the broad industrialisation of the Limmat Valley, Bruno Weber (1931-2011) has created a world that conveys its own understanding of man, nature and habitat. The Bruno Weber Foundation enables the further expansion of the so-called “Vineyard Park” … Read more » “Bruno Weber Park”
The museum shows the natural and cultural history dimensions of Surselva, whereby the main emphasis is on the 1300 years history of the abbey. This is done with many exhibits that range from the early Middle Ages through to the modern age. The cultural history department is enriched by a special exhibition featuring Russian and … Read more » “Abbey museum”
The museum (Uniun Cristallina) provides an overview of the minerals in Surselva (canton Grisons).
The Museum deals with regional history.