The Toggenburg Museum is the regional museum for the Thur and Necker valleys. Its history and culture are on display in 11 rooms. It ranges from the Counts of Toggenburg to formative developments of the 20th century such as the Thur correction or the emergence of winter tourism. Magnificently painted furniture and peasant paintings, the traditional Toggenburg costume and typical instruments such as the house organs are an expression of living folk art.  Special exhibitions are held in the vaulted cellar.

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