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Museum d'Engiadina bassa in Scuol
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Museum d'Engiadina bassa

Regional museum in the Engadine house “Chà gronda” in Scuol with parlours, kitchen, barn, mill and textiles illustrating the living and building culture of the Lower Engadine.

ÅbningstiderEntré 7 CHF
Museum d'Engiadina bassaÅbningstiderEntré 7 CHF

Om museet

The stately building with Renaissance arcades in the lower, historic part of Scuol is known locally as “Chà gronda” (Big House) or “la Clastra” (the monastery). In fact, Eberhard of Tarasp founded a monastery here in 1098, and the very old foundation walls with their tuff-framed gateways may have belonged to that complex. After eventful centuries, the house was generously extended between 1702 and 1704 into its present form.

In 1954 the museum association, founded the same year, took over the building and set up the Lower Engadine regional museum in it. Because the Lower Engadine was predominantly an agrarian landscape until the end of the 19th century, and mechanisation after the Second World War displaced tools and domestic culture, the founders, under the leadership of the cultural promoter Men Rauch, wanted to save evidence of the earlier way of life and building culture.

The residential section includes an entrance hall with a groin vault, a vaulted kitchen with hearth and bread oven, a storeroom with prehistoric finds, parlours from different eras including the oldest surviving Engadine parlour, dated to around 1550, and a library. The agricultural section with the sulèr (entrance hall), barn, forecourt, cowshed and cellars has been left as it was used. The barn also houses a historic mill installation from Ftan, together with a miller's room with a white Engadine stove.

Højdepunkter

  • Engadine house of 1702–1704 with Renaissance arcades
  • Oldest surviving Engadine parlour, from around 1550
  • Vaulted kitchen with hearth and bread oven
  • Agricultural section with barn, stable and mill from Ftan
  • Village and museum tour with aperitif in a Swiss stone pine parlour

Permanente udstillinger

  • Wohnteil: Stuben, Küche und Eingangshalle – Rooms such as the parlour of 1702, the vaulted kitchen, Engadine parlours from the 18th century and from Sent and Lavin, and the textile room show how people used to live in the Lower Engadine.
  • Landwirtschaftsteil mit Mühle – Sulèr, barn, stable, hayloft and cellars, as well as a historic mill installation from Ftan with a miller's room.
Grundlagt
1954
Ejer
Museumsverein Museum d'Engiadina bassa

Entrépriser & rabatter

Voksne7 CHF
Nedsat pris4 CHFGuest card
Børn og unge3 CHFgratis til og med 6 år · Children up to 16 years
Grupper4 CHF pr. personPer person, one accompanying person free
Village and museum tour (Monday 2:30 p.m., all year round, approx. 1.5 hours)26 CHFWith guest card CHF 16, children CHF 5; register by Monday 11 a.m. at the Scuol guest information office; aperitif in a Swiss stone pine parlour included
Museum tour by appointment (approx. 1 hour)70 CHFFlat rate plus museum admission

Children under 7 free.

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Rundvisningerja · varighed ca. 60 min.
Godt at videTours in German, Romansh and English. The museum tour (meeting point in front of the museum) can be booked by appointment all year round; the village and museum tour starts at the Quadras school building.

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