Museums in Valais

A guided tour through the Alpine Hut built in 1606. An opportunity to explore the cheese dairy and living room, including their original furnishings.

The Valaisian Suonen Museum is in the heart of the little village of Botyre (Ayent Community) 6 kilometres away from Anzère. It is dedicated to issues pertaining to the Suonen (ancient irrigation channels).

The people of Brig are proud of the Stockalper Palace, which was built in the 17th century by Kaspar Stockalper. Visiting the cellars, arcades and halls of the palace, then dreaming in the palace garden under rose bushes, enjoying the view of the monastery, the Jesuit church and Brig's Old Town with their towers - simply delightful!. In the palace halls are wallpaper and silk-paintings designed in Paris in the 18th century.

In the hamlet known as “Hameau de Colombire” on the edge of the popular Bisse du Tsittoret hiking trail, visitors can experience all the delights of mountain life and immerse themselves in the world of our ancestors.

Here there is a permanent exhibition entitled "All about Albert Muret: Auberjonois, Ramuz and Stravinsky in Lens". The work of regional artists is also displayed.

Fondation Gianadda in Martigny is an internationally renowned cultural foundation with multi-faceted aspects. The museum offerings range from archaeological exhibits, a vintage car and sculpture park to art collections and concerts.

The historic mills in St. Luc were renovated in 1986 and are now back in operation with their traditional charm.

The exhibition is devoted to the thing that has made this valley famous far beyond Switzerland: minerals.