Convent of Saint John Müstair

Located in the valley of the river Inn, amongst the remnants of a medieval monastery and set against the backdrop of alpine mountains, MUZEUM SUSCH opened its doors to the public on January 2nd, 2019. It serves as a new addition to the matrix of experimentation and innovative approaches to art, in response to the enchanting surroundings of Engadin. The former vicarage, hospice, and economic building were once part of a rural monastery founded in 1157 after Flüela Pass on the pilgrim's route to Rome and Santiago de Compostela. In the 19th century, a brewery building was added, located above a naturally-occurring mountain water source. To house MUZEUM SUSCH, the existing structures were subtly restored and recombined in a complex form, providing an inspiring environment for artistic production and engagement. The diverse ensemble invites visitors to embark on exploratory journeys and offers spaces for exhibitions, experimental presentations, performances, conferences, lectures, events,