Top Things to do in Santa Maria Val Mustair
What to do and see in Santa Maria Val Mustair, Swiss Alps: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Santa Maria Val Mustair, Switzerland including Smallest Whisky Bar On Earth, Lai Da Rims, Museum 14/18, Umbrail Pass, Muhle Mall, HighGlen Whisky Distillery, Val Muestair.
Restaurants in Santa Maria Val Mustair
1. Smallest Whisky Bar On Earth
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 47 reviews
The Guinness Book of World Records 2007 titled the bar - the smallest permanent licensed bar in the world 8.53m2. More than 300 Whiskies from all over the world are available to drink. The own Whiskyline is also in the bar and in the internet shop on hand. A Whisky Museum offers tastings in a special location. Bookings are required for the Museum.
Reviewed By BaselMusician
Having spotted this place on the bus to Müstair, my wife and I decided to walk there for a visit. It did not disappoint! Although the museum and bar were closed due to COVID, we were given a splendid tour and explanation of the distilling facilities by Gunter Sommer. He gave generously of his time, and answered all our questions. He has some great stories to tell. The quality and popularity of his whiskies speak for themselves: there was very little left to buy! We were able to enjoy a guided tasting with Gunter before our departure. A thoroughly memorable experience. We hope to return one day!
2. Lai Da Rims
3. Museum 14/18
4. Umbrail Pass
5. Muhle Mall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
6. HighGlen Whisky Distillery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Die HighGlen Whisky Distiller ist auf 1400 m in den Schweizer Alpen gelegen. Es wird Single Malt Whisky produziert. Von der gemalzen Gerste bis zu Fass wird hier alles von Hand gefertigt.
7. Val Muestair
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Ctan1965 - Singapore, Singapore
Surrounded by alpine mountains and ski slopes with hiking and mountain biking trails. It’s simply breath taking. And I would give the world for it. Quaint little village with enough places to eat. Not many though and they speak romanesh and Swiss German.
