Museum
Heimatmuseum Gandahus
Heimatmuseum Gandahus, Vals
The Gandahus is the oldest type of wooden house in Vals and has been largely preserved as such. In the historic house from the 16th century
The Gandahus is the oldest type of wooden house in Vals and has been largely preserved as such. In the historic 16th-century house and Zerfreila-Spicherli (1779), the museum houses a local history collection on the cultural history of the Walser people in the Vals Valley. Exhibits on furniture, household goods, crafts, hunting, agriculture and textiles are on display. A permanent exhibition on the subject of the Swabians, featuring a radio play with historical pictorial documents and a theatrical-scenic sequence of photographs with musical accompaniment, draws attention to this period of Walser history.
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Address
Heimatmuseum Gandahus
Treua
7132 Vals
Date
By appointment: T 081 920 70 70 or visitvals@vals.ch
Price
Adults: CHF 8.-
Pupils: CHF 4.-
Groups of 10 or more: CHF 6.-
Groups of schoolchildren: CHF 3.-
Children up to 7 years: free admission
Contact
Heimatmuseum Gandahus
Schellenberg 17
7000 Chur
peter_loretz@bluewin.ch
081 353 15 12 (privat, P. Loretz)
081 935 17 65 (privat, P. Loretz)
Category
- Museum
Target groups
- Also recommended for children
Topic
- Village / City / Region
Memberships
- Member of Verband der Museen der Schweiz VMS
Webcode
www.guidle.com/U79XXp