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Museum Engiadinais

The Museum Engiadinais in St. Moritz, Switzerland, is a museum of alpine living and domestic culture from the 15th to the 19th century. It was built in 1906 on behalf of the collector Riet Campell and houses historical interiors from five centuries, including panelled rooms, a state hall from the Valtellina, a stately kitchen and a bedroom. The collection comprises furniture, tools, household objects, weapons, books and textiles from the Engadin and the neighbouring valleys. The museum also focuses on the Romansh language, Switzerland's fourth national language, and hosts changing temporary exhibitions.

Information

  • Visit duration: 90min
  • For rainy days: Yes
  • Free entrance: No
  • Price range: $$
  • Topic: Culture and ethnography
    • Guided tours: Yes

Opening hours

Open Thursday to Sunday from 11:00 to 17:00 during the summer season from 6 June to 18 October 2026.
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
11:00-17:00 (Summer season 06 June 2026 – 18 October 2026)
Friday
11:00-17:00 (Summer season 06 June 2026 – 18 October 2026)
Saturday
11:00-17:00 (Summer season 06 June 2026 – 18 October 2026)
Sunday
11:00-17:00 (Summer season 06 June 2026 – 18 October 2026)

Admission fees

15 CHF
Adult admission
10 CHF
Reduced for students with ID up to 25 years, IV, groups of 10 or more, locals with local pass
0 CHF
Children and young people up to 16 years free
0 CHF
Free for press, hotel and tourism reception staff, ICOM/VMS, TiM guides, godparents, Swiss Museum Pass, Swiss Travel Pass, Raiffeisen Card Plus

Contact

Webpage
museum-engiadinais.ch
Email
info@museum-engiadinais.ch
Address
Via dal Bagn 39, 7500 St. Moritz

Access

Nearby stops

  • St. Moritz, Caspar Badrutt300 meters walking distance
  • St. Moritz Bad, Via Aruons300 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
Chur
2h 12m
Zürich HB
3h 12m
St. Gallen
3h 25m
Bellinzona
3h 34m
Zug
3h 49m

FAQ

  • Is there an audio guide and is it included in the admission price?
    Yes, the tablet E-guide is included in the admission price and tells the story of the individual rooms. It can also be downloaded free of charge to your own mobile phone and is available in 7 languages.
  • Is the museum accessible for people with hearing or visual impairments?
    Yes, visits are possible for deaf and blind people. The E-guide offers an audio track as well as a supplementary or alternative text/image level, included in the admission price.
  • Is there parking available at the museum?
    Unfortunately, the museum has no parking facilities of its own. Please use the surrounding multi-storey car parks and parking spaces.
  • Can the museum be visited for private events or tours outside opening hours?
    Yes, private tours and museum visits outside regular opening hours are possible on request, with at least 14 days' notice. Rooms can also be rented for civil weddings and other private events.
  • Are there offers for schools and kindergartens?
    Yes, the municipal schools of the Upper Engadin may visit the museum free of charge on request. For external schools, admission is free for children and young people up to 16 years; teachers and young people aged 17 to 25 pay CHF 10 per person.