ラントクワルトでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

ハイジはこちらです！

しかし注意してください：橋は幅が1メートル弱しかありません！

We expected this to be a covered wooden bridge and were looking forward to sheltering from the rain in it, but alas, this modern wooden bridge does NOT provide cover from rain.

Malans at a Glance The municipality of Malans lies above the confluence of the Landquart and Rhine rivers. Together with the town of Maienfeld and the wine-growing villages of Jenins and Fläsch, it belongs to the Bündner Herrschaft region, which, due to its favorable climate, is also known as the "Garden of Graubünden." Two village fires in quick succession during the 17th century were decisive for the development of Malans. The reconstruction of the destroyed parts of the village was completed relatively quickly. Numerous stately patrician houses from this era still stand, particularly in the village center. Besides these patrician houses, the village impresses with its star-shaped layout of densely built streets around the center and with its large vineyards that extend right into the heart of the village. Also characteristic of this wine village are the massive walls along the streets, which wind their way through the vineyards to the village. This interweaving of buildings and vineyards, orchards, and enclosed gardens creates a unique rural idyll. In the upper part of Malans lies the Baroque Bothmar Castle complex with its spacious, multi-sectioned garden, accessible from the village via the hamlet of Im Bodmer. The core of the complex dates back to the first half of the 16th century, while its current form is the result of expansions in the early 18th century. It is important to note that the castle complex is not open to the public. Text / Source: Switzerland Tourism https://www.myswitzerland.com/de-de/reiseziele/malans-gr/#:~:text=Malans%2C%20Weinbauerndorf%20und%20ehemaliger%20Marktort%2C%20liegt%20in%20der,Landquart%20in%20den%20Rhein%20liegt%20die%20Gemeinde%20Malans.

Malans, Winegrowing Village and Former Market Town Malans, a winegrowing village and former market town, lies in the Bündner Herrschaft, the only contiguous winegrowing region in the canton of Graubünden. Text / Source: Switzerland Tourism https://www.myswitzerland.com/de-de/reiseziele/malans-gr/#:~:text=Malans%2C%20Weinbauerndorf%20und%20ehemaliger%20Marktort%2C%20liegt%20in%20der,Landquart%20in%20den%20Rhein%20liegt%20die%20Gemeinde%20Malans.

Ibex Fountain in Malans Rabbit Fountain, Gazienzen Fountain, or Square Fountain, Malans Square Fountain - Village Square. It has borne the same name since the 17th century; the current fountain dates from 1948. Text / Source: Reference location, Municipality of Malans, Village Square 8, Malans https://www.malans.ch/_docn/462949/Brunnenpreis_Broschre.pdf

Giani Boner Winery, Malans Giani Boner Winery, Malans At the winery in the center of Malans, they process exclusively grapes from their own vines. They use traditional maceration in tanks. Aging takes place in tanks or barriques. In their modern facility, they bottle and cork the wines: approximately 25,000 bottles of red wine and 5,000 bottles of white wine per year. Two-thirds of this is sold directly to private customers, some goes to upscale restaurants in the region, and a small portion to select wine merchants throughout Switzerland. Text / Source: Giani Boner Winery, Kirchgasse 9, 7208 Malans https://www.gianiboner.ch/#

Reformed Church of Malans The Reformed Church in Malans is a historic Reformed church, first documented in the 12th century and a listed building in the canton of Graubünden. Text / Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reformierte_Kirche_Malans