Schluderer Museum

The Montafoner Heimatmuseum in Schruns, often referred to as the Schluderer Museum, is one of the oldest and largest museums in the Alpine region. Founded in 1906, it has been housed in a 500-year-old stone house at Kirchplatz since 1978. The museum preserves the cultural heritage of the Montafon valley, showcasing traditional lifestyles, textile craftsmanship, and housing culture. It also hosts rotating exhibitions on contemporary topics, such as forced labor and traditional clothing.

Visitors can explore the Montafon Archive and a specialized library, which are accessible for research by appointment. The museum has held the Austrian Environmental Label ("Green Museum") since 2023, reflecting its commitment to sustainability. Admission is €9.00 for a valid, unrestricted pass that covers four museums, with free entry for children and youth under 18. WildPass holders enjoy free entry during the summer season.

Guided tours are available outside regular hours by arrangement, offering a deeper insight into the exhibits. The museum provides a comprehensive look at the region's history and culture, set against the picturesque backdrop of the Austrian Alps. It is a valuable resource for those interested in the historical and cultural development of the Montafon valley. Visitors are advised to check the official website for current opening hours and any special exhibition details. The museum serves as a key cultural institution in Schruns, preserving and presenting the rich heritage of the area.