ロドリーノの洞窟・トップ5

A very pleasant surprise—you can just walk into the aisle. No barrier, no cash register...

Walk down on top the bullwark from Castel Grande and then almost all the way down you can go back up to the castle underneath (protected from sun & heat) back up to the castle.

The Torre Palas, also called Tor di Pala, stands above the municipality of San Vittore in the Swiss canton of Graubünden in the lower part of the Misox.

This mandatory extra loop will take you to the stunning Blenio-Valley - also called "Valle del Sole". We will send you sightseeing at the remains of Castello di Serravalle. A short but very impressive section to slow down and push / carry your bike through the ruins of the ancient castle. The parcours is mandatory but can be ridden in direction of your choice!

Tower of Pala, San Vittore Spectacular castle built on a rock split in the middle on the mountainside above the village of San Vittore in the lower Misox. Documentary mentions are missing. The complex may have been built in the 12th century. founded as the seat of a local noble family and came in the 13th century. to the Sax-Misox. They are considered to be the builders of the slim tower, which, however, was not habitable all year round due to the lack of a heating system. Text / Source: burgenwelt.org http://www.burgenwelt.org/schweiz/torre_palas/object.php

One can walk the inner passage or the path above.

San Vittore, the gateway to Mesolcina, is characterized by a heterogeneous topography between mountains and countryside, whose history is linked to an artistic and ecclesiastical past of considerable importance. The grotti built on the mountain invite you to linger and are extremely attractive. The historic buildings in the town center are also definitely worth seeing.

The Torre Palas, also called Tor di Pala, stands above the municipality of San Vittore in the Swiss canton of Graubünden in the lower part of the Misox.