Public guided tour of the permanent exhibition
The permanent exhibition traces the stages of Anna Göldi's life on the basis of ten themed islands.
As the House of Human Rights, the Anna Göldi Museum is dedicated to the tragic fate of the maid Anna Göldi, who was executed by the sword in 1782. The permanent exhibition traces the stages of her life on the basis of ten themed islands. The focus is on the well-documented trial of Anna Göldi.
The public guided tour (in German) provides an overview of the interactive permanent exhibition.
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The public guided tour (in German) provides an overview of the interactive permanent exhibition.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
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| Duration | 1 hour |
Price information
Participation in the guided tour is included in the admission price.
Admission to the permanent and temporary exhibition:
Adults: CHF 10.00
Children 6 to 16 years: CHF 5.00
Children up to 6 years: free of charge
Free admission with: Swiss Museum Pass, Raiffeisen membership card, KulturLegi.
Event date
Date
7. June - 1. November 2026
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Locations
Ennenda
New in the historic Hänggiturm in Glarus/Ennenda
The modern and recently reconceptualised museum is devoted to the tragic fate of Anna Göldi. Executed by the sword in 1782, the museum focuses on the subject of human rights.
Its centrepiece is the incredibly well-documented trial, specifically the torture accounts. Guided by this, visitors wander from one thematic island to the next: Witchcraft, Networks of Power, Enlightenment, Publicity, Culture of Remembering, Rehabilitation.
Human Rights Then and Now
The modern and recently reconceptualised museum is devoted to the tragic fate of Anna Göldi. Executed by the sword in 1782, the museum focuses on the subject of human rights.
Its centrepiece is the incredibly well-documented trial, specifically the torture accounts. Guided by this, visitors wander from one thematic island to the next: Witchcraft, Networks of Power, Enlightenment, Publicity, Culture of Remembering, Rehabilitation.
Human Rights Then and Now