Muzeum Susch

One of the most spectacular museums in the world. It's Europe's only museum dedicated to female artists. It's interiors are carved in the rock.

Small museum, everything nice, and fantastic kitchen inside the museum. Very cool place and ambiance. Eat something there. (Be aware : Swiss prices, it might be shocking coming from across the near border)

The museum is very nice the architecture is amazing, the art pieces are subjective but overall good. The price is a bit exaggerated for a museum I think. The bar/restaurant has limited options unfortunately.

Amazing collection but even more incredible is the building itself. Beautifully restored and full of exciting surprises around every corner. The detailing is second to none and the views from each window are almost certainly the best framed images in the building. Can't recommend enough.

It is a complex of old buildings converted in interesting way to art museum, combined with the rock on which it stands. Such a great place for monographic exhibitions. There is no permanent exhibition of Mrs. Grażyna Kulczyk's collection. You can see single but great works, crucial for Polish art. If you are around, or interested in modern art - you must see it.

Tucked away in the hard to reach village of Susch you find a real treasure. The Muzeum Susch is a large artmuseum with library and restaurant/bar that lets design-fans hearts beat faster. Absolutely beautiful renovation and site specific artworks by local and international artists. Must see!!!

It is the most wonderful museum that I have ever been . Just fantástic.. every single detail it's art and amazing. Really worthy !!

We organised a guided tour and a lunch in the in-house "Bistro" for 40 people; everything was handled perfectly by the Susch Muzeum. The participants were enthusiast about the location, the art exhibition, the overall atmosphere, the menu and the professionalism of all the Muzeum staff. This is definitely an excellent opportunity to experience in person and to be proposed to groups.

We came when the exhibtion was changing so a big part of the museum was closed off. But therefore the entrance was free. The part we got to see was very interesting. There's a library which you can visist as well woth lots of interesting art themed books. Especially the architecture of the building blew me away. It's a lovely quiet place to wittness art.