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Rohan Fortress is a historic castle in Switzerland. The original structures were largely destroyed during World War II to make way for modern military installations, which were subsequently demolished. Today, only a few traces of the walls and foundations remain, testifying to the complex's ancient divisions.

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The Tuor dals Mors, or Moor's Tower in English, is an old stone tower in the center of Zernez. It is privately owned and can be rented as accommodation. The tower's history dates back to the 13th century. Its name (presumably) comes from the Moor family, who had it built. It served as a storehouse for money, ammunition, and documents, as a residential tower, and even as a prison.

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On the highest peak of the castle hill, which is well protected by steep rocks all around, some significant remains of the walls of the inner castle and its interior have been preserved, in addition to the restored keep. Sparse remains of the former outer wall show that the entire hill was once part of the complex. Access was from the east via a natural ramp; a suspected gate building in the northeast corner has disappeared. Near the entrance area stands the ruins of the church of St. Lucius, of which the north and west walls, the choir arch and part of the apse have been preserved. The church is not oriented east, but north-south. Extract from Wikipedia

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This refers to the Fortezza Rohan near Susch. An impressive building in a dominant position on a hill near Susch.

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Probably the most beautiful castle in Graubünden. Guided tours almost daily.

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Tschanüff Castle is the ruin of a spur castle at 1240 m above sea level on a spur on the edge of the Val Sinestra ravine west of the village of Ramosch in the Lower Engadine in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. Along with Tarasp Castle, Tschanüff was the most important castle complex in the Lower Engadine. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Tschan%C3%BCff

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Tarasp Castle is located on a conical rocky hill in the southwest of the municipality of Scuol in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. As one of the most impressive castles in Graubünden, it is considered a landmark of the Lower Engadine. The castle is visited by around 15,000 people every year. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Tarasp

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Remains of the fortress built in 1675 during the Grisons Wars on a hill above Susch. Impressive ruins with a beautiful panoramic view of the central Engadin. The two hiking trails up the hill are rather steep, and often require pushing the bike.

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The paths through the forest are quiet and beautiful.

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Old history still well preserved, there was a time when people didn't like coming here.

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Opposite there is a white tower on the hill. It is made of marble and is empty inside. The acoustics are a sensory experience, as are the small sculptures in the garden. A visit to the museum is worth it. The facility was bought back by the original owners in 2009 and high-quality exhibitions take place in the public area.

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Probably privately owned, in the parking lot

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Tuor la Praschun / Prison, Sush The tower, made of quarry stone, dates from the 12th or 13th century. It has a square floor plan with a wall length of 7.5 meters. The wall thickness is 1.3 meters on the ground floor and tapers to around 1 meter on the two upper floors. Narrow notches and square windows are still visible on the facades. The large windows on the east and north sides are more recent, as is the current entrance on the south side. The high entrance was on the first floor on the south side; Bar holes indicate a pedestal in front of it. The low tent roof was covered with wooden shingles until the 1930s, since then with Eternit plates. The tower probably originally had low battlements. A paneled dance hall with a dais and a platform for the musicians was installed on the second floor in the 18th century. As the chronicler Nicolin Sererhard reported, prison cells were built into the tower in the post-medieval period on the ground floor, later it served as an ammunition store and from 1849 as a fire station. Text/Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turm_la_Praschun

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La Tuor dals Mors / Moor Tower This is how the historian Nicolin Sererhard described the Morenturm in the 18th century. The exact year of construction of the tower is not known. It was probably created by the Moor family in the middle of the 13th century and is therefore older than the Confederation. Around 1570 it was still inhabited by an Albert Moor. After that it was left to decay and later taken over by the municipality. How far the foundations actually reach into the ground can be left to the imagination, as can the legend of the underground connection to Castle Planta in Wildenberg. The historic cellar vaults with the dungeons that can only be accessed from above are well-known and accessible. Also characteristic is the step in the outer wall, which testifies to a reconstruction from this height and can still be seen inside today. Text / source: Mohrenturm, Zernez https://www.morenturm.ch/

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An old customs post in the Finstermünz Gorge

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An old fortified or residential tower, first mentioned in the 13th century.

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This is how historian Nicolin Sererhard described the Morenturm in the 18th century. The exact year the tower was built is unknown. It was probably built in the mid-13th century by the Moor family, making it older than the Swiss Confederation. It was still inhabited by Albert Moor around 1570. Afterward, it was left to decay and later taken over by the municipality. How far the foundations actually extend into the ground is left to the imagination, as is the legend of the underground connecting passage to Planta von Wildenberg Castle. The historic cellar vaults, with their dungeons accessible only from above, are well-known and accessible. Another characteristic feature is the ledge in the outer wall, which testifies to reconstruction from this height and is still visible inside today. Text / Source: Mohrenturm, Zernez https://www.morenturm.ch/

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Chastè / Castle Planta Von Wildenberg The castle stands majestically on the plain below the church hill and marks the transition to the old part of the village of Runatsch. Only the square tower reminds of times long past. This medieval residential tower was probably built around 1280 and was the property of the Planta-Wildenberg family. The unpopular lord of the castle, Rudolf von Planta, had executions carried out as a statutory judge, which the population resented. Suspected of sympathizing with the Catholics, he was ostracized by the court in 1618 and sentenced to death in absentia. Led by his opponent Baptista von Salis, the Engadine devastated his castle, but he fled. In 1627 he became Austrian captain and ruled again in Zernez, to the chagrin of the inhabitants, who had to rebuild it. Over the centuries there have been many changes of ownership: from the bishop of Chur, Conrad Planta from Zuoz, knight Rudolf von Planta, the Bezzola and Hemmi families to the municipality of Zernez. Text / Source: Guest Information Scuol, Stradun 403a, CH-7550 Scuol https://www.engadin.com/de/schloss-planta-wildenberg

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Tuor la Praschun / Prison, Sush The tower, made of quarry stone, dates from the 12th or 13th century. It has a square floor plan with a wall length of 7.5 meters. The wall thickness is 1.3 meters on the ground floor and tapers to around 1 meter on the two upper floors. Narrow notches and square windows are still visible on the facades. The large windows on the east and north sides are more recent, as is the current entrance on the south side. The high entrance was on the first floor on the south side; Bar holes indicate a pedestal in front of it. The low tent roof was covered with wooden shingles until the 1930s, since then with Eternit plates. The tower probably originally had low battlements. A paneled dance hall with a dais and a platform for the musicians was installed on the second floor in the 18th century. As the chronicler Nicolin Sererhard reported, prison cells were built into the tower in the post-medieval period on the ground floor, later it served as an ammunition store and from 1849 as a fire station. Text/Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turm_la_Praschun

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Fantastic customs station from the “Middle Ages”! Definitely worth seeing!

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