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Some old houses and squares are still preserved. A visit to the Monastery of St. John in Müstair is highly recommended.

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Ladin houses, known as vilas, are traditional homes found in the Ladin-speaking regions of the Dolomites, characterized by features like traditional majolica stoves, wooden boiserie, and vaulted ceilings, often retaining original structures while incorporating modern comforts. These homes served as vital community centers, reflecting a strong connection to the environment and local traditions, with architectural styles blending tradition and innovation, such as the incorporation of geometric art into a functional wardrobe. Key Characteristics of Ladin Houses Community-Focused: Vilas were not just houses but served as social hubs for families and communities, emphasizing solidarity and balance with the environment. Traditional Interiors: Majolica stoves (Stube): These traditional ceramic stoves were a central feature of the main room, providing warmth and comfort. Wooden boiserie: Elaborate wooden paneling adorned the walls and interior spaces, adding to the traditional alpine charm. Vaulted ceilings: Some original spaces, like a former speck smoking area, retained their vaulted ceilings, which were often painted black to represent the soot of the past.

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Beautiful waterfall that is best seen from below the Döss Radond.

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Beautiful waterfall that is best seen from below the Döss Radond.

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If you want, you can combine the bike tour with a hike to the waterfalls and, for the more sporty, to La Rim Lake; the climb is definitely worth it ;)

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Beautiful waterfall that is best seen from below the Döss Radond.

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It's quite an experience to cycle up here with a fantastic panorama and the joy is immense when you make it to the top of the pass.

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Perfect asphalt, beautiful pass to descend into Switzerland.

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Small alpine pasture that sells drinks and snacks. The view over the wide, expansive valley is magnificent...

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beautiful waterfall along the way.

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Romantic mountain village at 1,800 meters.

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The small church was reformed in 1530. After the destruction during the Graubünden turmoil, the church with its onion dome was rebuilt in its current form.

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The church was first mentioned in a document in 1471. The organ that dominates the interior comes from the Tyrolean organ builder Fuchs family.

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It's so beautiful here that you might forget that it's uphill! On the other hand, if you drive downhill, you can hardly do it quickly, otherwise you wouldn't have enough time to enjoy the surroundings.

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The gravel path up into Val Mora is steep and strenuous. But the beautiful landscape immediately makes up for all the effort. It is worth it in any case!

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Congratulations, you have reached the Pass da Costainas. Up here at 2,251 meters you have a great view. Treat yourself to a break and enjoy the beautiful landscape. And a little replenishment of energy before setting off never hurts.

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Former Swiss customs office directly at the Umbrail Pass.

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It represents one of the main starting points for excursions between Italy and Switzerland

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The Swiss customs office is a little further away from the actual top of the pass. The Umbrail Pass is the highest Swiss road pass. The winding pass road, which is now almost continuously paved, forms the connection between Santa Maria in Graubünden (N) and the south-west ramp of the Stelvio Pass in South Tyrol (S). The border crossing is located directly at the turnoff from the pass ramp of the Stelvio Pass.

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