쉬운 수르셀바 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Recommended for children, otherwise a half-day's read.

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The old church of St. Remigius (Baselgia veglia) is the landmark of the village of Falera in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland. The church is located away from the village at the foot of a wooded hill, the Mutta, near an important cult and astronomy site from pre-Roman times. The building is surrounded by a ship-shaped cemetery wall. The church and wall are thus a symbol of Noah's Ark and are intended to remind people to look for a safe shore. To give the cemetery wall the shape of a ship, a large amount of earth had to be piled up so that the tower and church could be built on top. The massive tower compressed the loosely heaped earth in the southwest and therefore overhangs by 50 cm on this side. The special architectural proportions are striking: the length of the church (excluding the vestibule, which was added later) corresponds exactly to the height of the church tower. This "square" makes the proportions particularly harmonious. (Wikipedia).

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A well-maintained white church sits on the edge of the reservoir. You can sit on a bench sheltered from the wind and look out over the Lukmanier Pass.

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simply nice to ride

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This pretty, white church stands in the small hamlet of Acletta. It's worth a visit, as the altarpiece is very impressive. It was painted by the artist Carlo Francesco Nuvolone; brochures in the church provide further information.

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A very clean town and well-designed areas.

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A beautiful climb to the monastery.

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This monastery has something to offer, I even attended the service which was in German.

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