Partners

The multimedia exhibition was created as part of the #gkb2020 150th anniversary project of Graubündner Kantonalbank and was opened on 7 October 2020, following a two-year development phase. The aim is to illustrate the importance of water in all of its forms. The Virtual Reality Glacier Experience shows quite plainly the impacts of climate change.

Initiator

By funding the “MortAlive” preliminary project and implementing the VR Glacier Experience, the GKB is investing in glacier research and awareness.

Partners

In the fabulous mountain landscape of Corvatsch, Diavolezza and Lagalb, guests benefit from a 365-day mountain railway service. The VR Glacier Experience is located at the Diavolezza valley station.

A constant layer of snow reflects the sunlight and protects the glacier. A project with global appeal.

The “Knowledge Visualisation” designers specialise in the visual transfer of knowledge.

The Department of Geosciences is a leading Swiss institution in the research of the cryosphere.

One of the world’s leading companies in the area of cableway systems, amusement park systems, machine construction and lighting installations.

The company develops innovative solutions for snow processing and the production of artificial snow. Thanks to the patented NESSy ZeroE technology, technical snow can be produced without using electricity.

A unique wildlife experiment that is impacted by climate change: ptarmigans now live 120 metres higher than they did 25 years ago.

The northern gateway to the Bernina Glacier activity area and home to the largest ibex colony in the Alps.

The most spectacular Alpine crossing point unites different language regions and cultures and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

With its Passugger Climaqua fund, Allegra Passugger Mineralquellen AG supports projects for people campaigning for clean water and climate protection.

Contact

Diavolezza valley station
CH-7504 Pontresina
+41 81 839 39 10
info@glacierexperience.com

Directions

Opening hours

Daily: 09.30 to 16.00

The entire visitors’ centre is fully accessible.

24 and 25 April 2024: Closed for maintenance work. Thank you for your understanding.