Museum Luzein
Haus der Lawinen - Laubänähus


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In the small but fine museum "Laubänähus" the history of the St. Antönier avalanches can be experienced in an impressive way.
Description
An exhibition dedicated to history and experiences around the St. Antönier avalanches.
For centuries, St. Antönien was repeatedly hit by heavy avalanches, which shaped life in the high valley. In a small cinema, old film documents and new footage of survivors telling their impressions can be seen. In the authentically reconstructed Walserstube, in addition to secrecy, you can also experience the queasy feeling of an avalanche night, as in the disaster of 5 December 1964, when the light begins to flicker and the roar of the snow masses drowns out your own voice.
But not only the tragic events find a place in the Laubänähus: On a timeline, the planning and construction of avalanche protection from the beginning to the present day becomes visible. Exhibited on real concrete and steel elements, you can get an idea of the dimensions of the imposing avalanche barriers that characterize the Chüenihorn and the Eggberg.
Prices
Adult children (up to 16 years)
Admission incl. guided tour (on request) Fr. 5.- free
group discount (on request)
Free with Pany-St. Antönien Card
Opening hours
Opening hours
Wednesday and Saturday: 15.00 - 17.00
Group tours outside opening hours on request, +41 79 419 00 54
Directions
Public Transport
Take the Rhaetian Railway RhB to Schiers or Küblis and the post bus to St. Antönien, Platz. From the bus stop you can reach the House of Avalanches - Laubänahus in less than 5 minutes.
Directions
On the A13 and N28 to Küblis. Then turn left through the underpass towards Luzein, Pany, St. Antönien. Drive to St. Antönien.
Parken
Central car park P2 in St. Antönien, after the church on the right.
In the municipality of Luzein, all parking spaces are subject to a charge. In the car parks you can pay with cash, Parkingpay-App, Easy-Park or TWINT.
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