Ursern Valley Museum



Guest Card Offer summer 2026:
CHF 2 off the admission price
Opening hours
Description
The Ursern Valley Museum is housed in one of the most beautiful patrician buildings in the Ursern Valley, the ‘Suworow House’, which was built in 1786 by Franz Dominik Nager and served as the headquarters of the Russian general Suworow in 1799. Following renovation, the museum opened in 1991 and features permanent exhibitions on 18th-century domestic culture, the history of the valley, the military, alpine farming, alpine animals, the muleteer trade, and the career of skiing legend Bernhard Russi. Temporary exhibitions are held in the basement and guided tours are available on request.
The Ursern Valley Museum is housed in one of the most beautiful patrician buildings in the Ursern Valley, the ‘Suworow House’, which was built in 1786 by Franz Dominik Nager and served as the headquarters of the Russian general Suworow in 1799. Following renovation, the museum opened in 1991 and features permanent exhibitions on 18th-century domestic culture, the history of the valley, the military, alpine farming, alpine animals, the muleteer trade, and the career of skiing legend Bernhard Russi. Temporary exhibitions are held in the basement and guided tours are available on request.
Contact information
- Nights at the Valley Museum
Dive into the history and living culture of the Ursern Valley! Experience an exciting 60-minute guided tour through the historic house in Andermatt.
Nights at the Valley Museum
Dive into the history and living culture of the Ursern Valley! Experience an exciting 60-minute guided tour through the historic house in Andermatt.
- Single entry to the Valley Museum
The Ursern Valley Museum offers fascinating insights into the region’s history. Learn more about Stone Age tools made from rock crystal, the importance of the Alps for agriculture and the historical role of tourism.
Single entry to the Valley Museum
The Ursern Valley Museum offers fascinating insights into the region’s history. Learn more about Stone Age tools made from rock crystal, the importance of the Alps for agriculture and the historical role of tourism.



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