The founder and builder of the museum, Riet Campell, collected Grisons, especially Engadine parlors, furniture and household utensils.

The Engadine Museum is located in a house built in 1905 in the Engadine style. The founder and builder of the museum, Riet Campell, collected Grisons and especially Engadine parlors, furniture and household utensils. The exhibition gives a comprehensive insight into the life and living culture from the 13th to the 19th century in the Engadine.

A tablet e-guide provides information in 7 languages on the permanent exhibition, the Rhaeto-Romanic language and Engadine history. In addition, a special exhibition is shown annually.


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