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In the heart of the Alps, the Walser people carved out a unique culture that still echoes today—especially in the Monte Rosa region, where many Italian-American roots begin

Originally Germanic settlers from the 12th and 13th centuries, the Walser developed their own language, customs, and way of life—preserved across generations

The Walser Museum invites you to explore this rich heritage through traditional costumes, musical instruments, everyday objects, and rare photos that bring the Alpine past to life.
Permanent and rotating exhibits offer a deeper look at the traditions that may be part of your own family story

Emerging from the woods like a scene from a family storybook, Queen Margherita of Savoy’s castle blends fairy-tale charm with ancestral roots. Inspired by medieval design but built in the
early 20th century, it was a royal retreat equipped with the finest innovations of its time

Surrounded by a peaceful park and a botanical rock garden, the castle invites you to wander through nature and history. Inside, original furnishings—stained glass, carved wood, and coffered
ceilings—reflect the Queen’s refined taste and the flower that carries her name

Follow in royal footsteps on the “Queen’s Walk,” the gentle path she once took from her summer residence at the nearby Savoy Castle—perhaps along the same trails your ancestors once
knew

Emerging from the woods like a scene from a family storybook, Queen Margherita of Savoy’s castle blends fairy-tale charm with ancestral roots. Inspired by medieval design but built in the
early 20th century, it was a royal retreat equipped with the finest innovations of its time

Surrounded by a peaceful park and a botanical rock garden, the castle invites you to wander through nature and history. Inside, original furnishings—stained glass, carved wood, and coffered
ceilings—reflect the Queen’s refined taste and the flower that carries her name

Follow in royal footsteps on the “Queen’s Walk,” the gentle path she once took from her summer residence at the nearby Savoy Castle—perhaps along the same trails your ancestors once
knew

Emerging from the woods like a scene from a family storybook, Queen Margherita of Savoy’s castle blends fairy-tale charm with ancestral roots. Inspired by medieval design but built in the
early 20th century, it was a royal retreat equipped with the finest innovations of its time

Surrounded by a peaceful park and a botanical rock garden, the castle invites you to wander through nature and history. Inside, original furnishings—stained glass, carved wood, and coffered
ceilings—reflect the Queen’s refined taste and the flower that carries her name

Follow in royal footsteps on the “Queen’s Walk,” the gentle path she once took from her summer residence at the nearby Savoy Castle—perhaps along the same trails your ancestors once
knew

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