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Café Konditorei Inselin offers a wide selection of coffee specialties, cookies, pastries and homemade chocolate creations. There are both indoor and outdoor seating areas, ideal for a relaxing break. Opening hours: Monday – Sunday: 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Open 363 days a year

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Beautiful little place on the Via Spluga

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The beautiful village fountain in the middle of the village

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A beautiful little village

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The Via Spluga leads through many beautiful places... including Andeer

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Beautiful little place on the Via Spluga

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Around the square there is a small supermarket, a café, the Hotel Post and the Schwert restaurant. Perfect place for a break.

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Beautiful farming village. At the entrance to the village there is a good restaurant with a sunny terrace.

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The museum is located in a typical farmhouse from the region. Here you can get an insight into the former life of the valley residents. Open daily from 12:00 to 17:00 from July to August. Admission costs CHF 5.00 for adults and CHF 2.50 for children.

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Beautiful, small town in the Schams Valley. A restaurant, a bakery, a butcher's shop and a small supermarket invite you to linger and get some refreshment. There are also fountains for filling up with water. If you like, you can also relax in the Andeer mineral baths.

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The church was built in 1673 and is located slightly elevated on a small hill. It is worth taking a short stop here.

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And beautiful....

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The Romanesque church of San Martino dates back to the 12th century and is characterized by a ceiling made up of 153 wooden panels in perfect condition, which illustrate the life of Christ, inserted in a typically medieval worldview.

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The painted ceiling in the church depicts a map of the world. The sun-filled panels depict the Christian history of salvation, representing the known continents. It tells the story of Jesus up to the crowning with thorns. The last row of paintings depicts the life of St. Martin. Mythical creatures can be seen outside. A continuous wavy band separates the outer world of imaginary figures from the inner world of salvation history.

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Beautiful church in the village of Zillis

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There is a bakery right on the village square. It has indoor and outdoor seating

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Reformed Church of Andeer, Viamala Region Built in 1673 in the Baroque style after the Graubünden turmoil, the current church is based on the building structure of several predecessors. A church in Andeer at the same location was first mentioned in documents in 1419. The striking tower, which characterizes the village, was raised in 1827 and covered with an onion dome on the polygonal top. The church is a cantonal monument. The center of the church is the baptismal font in front of the steps to the choir, which also serves as a communion table according to the Reformed Graubünden tradition. The inlaid pulpit dates back to 1677. The organ was installed in 1967 and found its place in the gallery. Text / Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reformierte_Kirche_Andeer

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Andeer, Viamala region Coin finds from the early imperial period indicate that the Romans probably passed through Andeer when they conquered their province of Raetia (from 15 BC). It is assumed that the settlement called Lapidaria was already an important stopover on the journey over the Alps. South of the village, near the hamlet of Bärenburg, lie the ruins of the former Bärenburg castle. The construction of roads over the Splügen and San Bernardino passes brought about a boom around 1820, which led to the decline of goods transport with the opening of the railway tunnels through the Alps towards the end of the 19th century. Since the opening of the San Bernardino road tunnel in 1967, Andeer has again been on a busy route (A 13). Until the middle of the 20th century, the majority of people in Andeer spoke Romansh. Since then, German has slowly but steadily gained ground. Text / Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andeer

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TAL MUSEUM TGEA DA SCHONS, Museum, Zillis The valley museum is housed in a typical central Graubünden farmhouse from 1580. The exhibits mainly come from Schams and bear witness to living and working in the valley in earlier times. The cellars and lower pantries display items for milk and meat processing, the living rooms display furniture, textiles, old views of the valley, rye letters, minerals and church antiquities, and the kitchen displays the appropriate dining and cooking utensils. The equipment on display in the barn illustrates various field jobs and gives an idea of the skills required by the carpenters of the past. Changing special exhibitions with a regional focus complement the interesting permanent exhibitions. Text / Source: Talmuseum Tgea da Schons https://www.museums.ch/org/de/Schamser-Talmuseum---Tgea-da-Schons

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The road traffic thunders over the bridge at the top, and there is a separate cycle path under the road.

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