The Walser Museum – Lots to discover
The Walser Museum documents the culture and history of the Valais migrants who settled in Triesenberg in the 13th century.
The culture of the Walser people
The people’s history of migration, language, civil liberties, farming methods, religion and funerary customs within their secluded society offers a wealth of fascinating topics to learn about.
Rural and domestic life
The Walser people in Triesenberg were self-sufficient and produced practically everything themselves, from food and cloth to generating their own light sources. Their farming system, with its stand-alone alpine dairies, was highly sophisticated.
Special exhibitions
Special objects such as death mementoes with real hair, notable figures, exceptional events or special anniversaries provide content for thematic exhibitions.