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Museum Engadin St. Moritz

Chesa Planta Museum

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The Museum of Domestic Culture was built in 1595 by the von Salis family as a stately patrician house

Description

The Chesa Planta is a museum of living culture. It was built in 1595 by the von Salis family as a stately patrician house and enlarged to become a twin house in 1760. The building is an impressive example of an Engadin aristocrat’s house and of domestic culture in the 18th and 19th centuries. It houses the Upper Engadin cultural archives, whose photographs, books, plans, herbarium pages and art reflect the rich cultural history of the Upper Engadin, as well as a Rhaeto-Romanic library.

Opening hours

open: from 08.06.2024 to 20.10.2024
Guided tours Every Thursday at 4.00 - 5.30 pm Prices Adults CHF 15 Students up to 25 (with ID): CHF 8 Children and young people up to 16: free Special exhibition 9. 6. - 19. 10. 2024 Friday/Saturday/Sunday at 1.30 - 4.30 pm Sunday, 30 June, Saturday, 20 July and Saturday, 10 August the museum will be closed due to the daytime cultural programme Admission prices Normal admission price: CHF 10 Students up to 25 (with ID): CHF 5 Children and young people up to 16: free Press (with ID): Free of charge Valid: Swiss Museum Pass, Raiffeisen Card

Audio Guide

Contact

Responsible for this content: Engadin Tourismus AG.

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