Museum Engadin St. Moritz

Coffee museum Caferama

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Here, everything revolves around the aromatic bean: its history, cultivation, harvest, processing - and our enjoyment!

Description

In the "Caferama" coffee museum you will learn everything about coffee production, the history of its discovery, how the coffee bean came to us and the role played by the people of Engadin and Puschlav. In addition, you can expect exciting information on more than 80 coffee tree species and on how the popular hot beverage works. The rest of the tour provides insights into the cultivation and processing of coffee.

Historical photos, paintings and other exhibits show the importance of coffee centuries ago, how the roasting process has been refined over the centuries and how many different types of coffee there are in the world. The best comes at the end: In the in-house café you can taste our freshly roasted coffee along with fine Engadine baked goods. Numerous coffee varieties as well as other coffee-related products are available for sale.

PUBLIC GUIDED TOUR
every Thursday

Start at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. (duration approx. 1.5 hrs.)

Cost: CHF 10.-- p.p. incl. espresso or coffee crème and 250g coffee creation

Registration required by 12 noon on the day before at info@cafe-badilatti.ch or by phone on +41 81 854 27 27

(Public guided tour during the season from mid-June to the end of October and from mid-December to mid-March)

Prices

Summer: For groups of 2 people or more and up to a maximum of 60 people: CHF 45.- per group Private company tours are possible all year round by arrangement.

Opening hours

open: from 16.12.2024 to 23.03.2025
Cafè | Museum | ButiettaMonday - Friday 14:00 - 17:00 OfficeMonday - Friday 08:00 - 12:00 / 13:00 - 17:00   The museum, café, shop and office are closed on national public holidays.

Contact

Coffee museum Caferama

Via Curtinellas 16, 7524 Zuoz

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