The Nutli-Hüschi is a small ethnographic museum occupying a well-preserved 17th-century farmhouse in the centre of Klosters. It documents the history of Walser settlement in the Prättigau valley and preserves an interior that shows how these mountain farming families lived before the alpine resort era. Rooms are furnished with original pieces including hand-carved furniture, agricultural tools, and traditional textiles.
The museum is modest in scale but effective in conveying the continuity between the old farming culture and the village character that still defines Klosters today. Opening hours are limited — check locally before visiting — and the entry fee is minimal. The house sits close to the village church and makes a natural complement to a walk through the older part of the village.