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Three museums are united in Klosters:
The Nutlihüschi local history museum, the Rohrmühle and the Schröder Schmitte.
Description
Immerse yourself in the history and cultural heritage of our region.
The Nutlihüschi local history museum (a "Hüschi" is a small house in the Prättigau dialect) shows a vivid picture of history, customs and crafts from times long past. It was built in 1565 by Christian Nutli, used as a residence until the 19th century and later converted into a museum. Today it offers the opportunity to discover the traditional way of life and the construction of the Walser people. In 1996, the house was supplemented with a stable. In the wooden house, valuable furniture, tools and toys from the 16th – 18th centuries are on display. During a visit - the best thing to do is to book a guided tour* in the Walser dialect - you will make many an amazing discovery and marvel at the historical sustainability of the various materials.
The Rohrmühle, one of the estimated 20 mills in Klosters, could be preserved for future generations as the last witness of old machine culture.
During a visit to the Schröder Schmitte, you will experience the ancient art of blacksmithing.
These three museums form the Klosters Museum Trilogy. A visit is a must for those who love history and culture.
Would you like to immerse yourself in the Klosters Museum Trilogy with a guide? Here is an overview of the possibilities:
Guided tour of the Nutlihüschi (max. 12 people per group for CHF 70.00)
Guided tour of the Nutlihüschi with baking bread in the wood-fired oven (CHF 12.00 per person)
Guided tour of the Nutlihüschi and the Rohrmühle with baking bread in the wood-fired oven (CHF 15.00 per person)
Guided tour of the Schröder Schmitte (max. 12 people per group for CHF 70.00)
Contact for inquiries and bookings: Ms. Andrea Flütsch, Museum Director, info@museen-klosters.ch, phone +41 78 752 66 93.
If you would like to get married in the venerable Walserstube, please contact the civil registry office of the Davos Prättigau region:
zapd@praettigau-davos.ch
The Nutli-Hüschi regional museum (which was used as a dwelling until the 19th century) makes the perfect venuefor a civil ceremony.An oasis of well-being. The museum’s homely parlour fills newlyweds and guests with a feeling of calm and tranquillity. The Nutli-Hüschi, its adjacent stables and immediate surroundings are simply a world apart.
Responsible for the organisation of civil weddings:
Civil registry office Prättigau/Davos, Berglistutz 8, 7270 Davos. Phone number and e-mail address see section contact.
Prices
Admission to the museum with guest card: CHF 5.00
Admission to the museum without guest card: CHF 8.00
Guided tour of the Nutlihüschi (max. 12 people per group for CHF 70.00)
Guided tour of the Nutlihüschi with baking bread in the wood-fired oven (CHF 12.00 per person)
Guided tour of the Nutlihüschi and the Rohrmühle with baking bread in the wood-fired oven (CHF 15.00 per person)
Guided tour of the Schröder Schmitte (max. 12 people per group for CHF 70.00)
Opening hours
Nutlihüschi: Wednesday and Friday afternoon from 15.00-17.00
Tube mill: by arrangement
Schröder Schmitte: by arrangement (Friday afternoon or Saturday)
The current opening hours can be found here: www.museen-klosters.ch
Contact
Klosterser Museums-Trilogie
Monbielerstrasse 11, 7250 Klosters
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