Museum Heidiland
Drachenloch Museum Vättis
Description
The focus of the exhibition in the Dragon Hole Museum is on the finds from the Dragon Hole (including Paleolithic cave bear bones) and documents from the excavation period 1917 – 1923. The talented draughtsman Toni Nigg (1908 – 2000) was present at the excavations and lovingly designed the museum into a true gem. In doing so, he has also integrated an overview of the local geology. In the small local museum in the old school and town hall, there is also a collection of minerals, Roman coins from the 3rd century AD, the original wooden sculptures from the Walser chapel of St. Martin and tools of the old cooper's trade.
Prices
Guided tours on request:
Entrance fees incl. guided tour:
Adults (up to 10 pers.) CHF 8.00, each additional person CHF 4.00
Children/pupils CHF 2.00 School groups from the Canton of St. Gallen have free admission.
Directions
Public Transport
By train to Bad Ragaz, change to bus 451 (direction Vättis, Dorf), stop Vättis/ Dorf, on foot it is about 5min to the local museum
Directions
Take the A3 to exit 12 Bad Ragaz. From Bad Ragaz continue on Pfäferstrasse in the direction of Pfäfers, from Pfäfers continue on Vättnerstrasse to Vättis Dorf (parking in the village).
Contact
Drachenloch Museum Vättis
Im Rathaus, Platz 22, 7315 Vättis
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