La Tuor Planta is the second remaining medieval residential tower in Susch, next to the Tuor la Praschun, and stands next to the church on the banks of the Inn.
The Mengelberg Chapel was built according to the specifications of the Dutch conductor Willem Mengelberg and completed in 1928. A chime with 15 bells adorns the block construction.
Authentic insight into the lives of miners in the former administration building of the miners. In addition, permanent exhibition about the bear in Switzerland.
Insight into the life of our ancestors as they lived as farmers and musicians around the year 1890. The functions of the Engadine farmhouse with the workrooms and utensils, which are available in their original condition, are explained.
In addition to the main exhibition on the way of life and culture of an agriculturalAlpine region, the local history museum Unterengadin shows in the large library, among other things, the first Romanesque Bible translated in 1679 and printed in Scuol.
In the idyllic valley of the Inn in front of the panorama of the Alps, located on the grounds of a medieval monastery, the MUZEUM SUSCH has opened its doors since 2 January 2019: a new addition to the variety of experimental places for art that seek and produce references in the picturesque landscape of the Engadine.
The Künstlerhaus is located in the bathhouse of the former Grand Hotel Kurhaus Tarasp, built in 1913. Since 1988, this artist residency has offered space for focused creative work and personal retreat.
Experience, experience and discover, marvel and question, help shape: in the 4 exhibition rooms of the visitor centre you will approach the theme of the national park, its fauna and flora, its history, the inexhaustible diversity of nature in a whole new way. You will be enriched and inspired to embark on your next national park hike.
Between the former farm Wildenberg and the present-day Castle Planta-Wildenberg lies a long, historical lyrically rich path, which could well pass as a film-ready drama with a happy outcome.
