Archaeological excavations, building surveys and art-historical analyses shed light on the convent’s development over the centuries. These findings strengthen the identity and regional importance of the convent. Conservators and scientists work together, to preserve frescoes, sculptures and architecture and foster interdisciplinary exchange. All in all, research is indispensable for the convent, preserving its history and art treasures and reinforcing its role as a cultural centre.
A unique cultural archive
The convent is a unique cultural archive that preserves archaeological, archaeological, art and historical treasures. These materials form the basis for research and make it possible to unravel the secrets of the past. From writings to works of art, they offer valuable insights into past epochs and promote understanding of our history.
International research
The Stiftung Pro Kloster St. Johann foundation is an integral part of international research networks and regularly carries out interdisciplinary research. In close cooperation with scientists and scholars from different countries, a lively exchange takes place that provides a multifaceted perspective on the history and significance of the convent. These collaborative endeavours help preserve the cultural heritage of the convent while at the same time yielding new knowledge and insights.
Valuing the cultural heritage of the Convent of St John at Müstair
The restoration and conservation work at the Benedictine Convent of St John are Müstair is essential for the preservation of its rich cultural heritage.
Restoration
