The “old post office” in Safien Platz opens its doors for special exhibitions. At the moment, an exhibition on “the beginnings of summer and winter tourism in the Safien Valley” is on display.
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The Obermutten local museum focuses on various aspects of rural life in the Walser mountain village of Mutten. The wooden building from the 17th century, which is still used as a home, contains historical furnishings that are thematically complemented by selected artefacts from the museum collection.
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Authentic insight into the lives of miners in the former administration building of the miners. In addition, permanent exhibition about the bear in Switzerland.
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Exhibition: Splendur e sumbriva – light and shadow in the Engadin
A joint exhibition of 14 Engadin museums, ateliers and archives between Zuoz and Maloja, St. Moritz and Pontresina sheds light on the theme of light - from art to architecture, from language to philosophy to alpinism.
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St. Moritz is the cradle of alpine winter tourism and the birthplace of alpine sports. This is where the first steel bobsleighs started. And this is where the first skeletons set off on what is probably the most challenging track in the Alps, the Cresta Run. Today, both the Olympia Bobsleigh Run and the Cresta Run are true legends.
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Casa Latour with family archive and museum, Brigels
The big world in a small village / Dil grond mund el pign vitg
The mighty stone house with the tower above the entrance is located in the village center next to the main street. The famous governor Casper de Latour-Scarpatetti (1862-1949) had it built between 1895 and 1898.
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