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A church stood here as early as 840. The 14th-century church tower was later topped with an onion dome in the Romanesque period. Today, this charming, snow-white building is the landmark of Castrisch.

Super nice view!

Beautiful steel bridge for great pictures

Reformed Church of Castrisch The parish of Castrisch/Riein/Sevgein consists of the communities of Castrisch (including the diaspora community of Sevgein) and Riein, which were formerly independent parishes. They embraced the Reformation when the Ilanz Articles came into effect in 1526. The church in Castrisch is first mentioned in imperial documents in 825, and later in Carolingian records in 831 (‹Ecclesiae Sancti Georgii in Kestris›). It was a small chapel with a nave measuring 4.70 by 9.50 meters and a horseshoe-shaped apse. Around 1150, the Romanesque church tower was added. In 1470, the building was completed in the Gothic style. When the inhabitants of Castrisch converted to the Reformation, those in Sevgein who remained Catholic separated from their mother church in Castrisch. The Church of St. Nazarius in Rein is first mentioned in Carolingian documents in 831 as an independent royal church. In 960, it was given to Bishop Hartbert of Chur. The Carolingian church tower was built before the year 1000. From then on, Riein belonged to Sagogn. In 1487, the parish of Riein became independent, and the Church of St. Martin in Pitasch became its branch church. The parish of Riein was among the first in the Surselva region to be Reformed. The list of pastors who have served since the Reformation is completely preserved. In 1872, Riein, Pitasch, and Duvin formed a pastoral association. Castrisch did the same with Ilanz in 1910. From 1942, a pastoral association existed between Castrisch and Riein. It lasted until 2005. The first pastor of this association was Rev. Dr. Peter Dalbert, who later became a teacher at the cantonal school. Since 2005, the previously independent municipalities have merged to form the parish of Castrisch/Riein/Sevgein. Text / Source: (Rev. Dr. Jan-Andrea Bernhard, trad. Rev. A. Murray) / Evangelical Reformed Parish, Castrisch-Riein-Sevgein https://pleivreformada-castrisch.ch/ueber-uns/

Fontanivas Suspension Bridge over the Glogn River, Ilanz Constructed: September 7–23, 1967 Completely renovated: July 18–September 9, 2022 Load capacity: 250 kg/m, dead weight: 6 tons, length: 41 m, width: 1 m

The Schiedberg ruins are located above the former Val Casti landfill

Beautiful view over the Vorderrhein

Here a short path branches off up to the Schiedberg ruins. The detour is worthwhile not only because of the old walls, but also because of the wonderful view.