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It is the first district encountered by those entering the historic center coming from Colico. The entrance is marked by an arched door, built in the 18th century in honor of a commissioner from the Grisons. The height of the houses facing the gently sloping street is nearly uniform, ranging from three to four stories. The most interesting part of these homes, dating from the 16th to the 18th century, is the ground floor, which features portals framed with exquisite soapstone motifs. This is due, in addition to the locals' particular sensitivity to stonework, to the limited "width" of the street, which does not allow for high views. This spatial continuity is interrupted by the widening of the street at the church of Santa Maria, compared to the continuous row of houses. There are numerous buildings of great artistic value along this street. Also of interest are the 16th and 17th-century epigraphs: some in Latin, others in Italian. (c) http://www.valchiavenna.com/it/cultura/Centro-storico-di-Chiavenna.html

Beautiful view of the Mera from the bridge.

beautiful waterfalls and a scenic route

From the real balcony of Pianazzola

The church of San Martino di Aurogo, from the 11th century, is one of the most beautiful examples of Romanesque architecture in the entire Valtellina. Inside, some of the oldest frescoes, 1050-1070, in the province of Sondrio are preserved.

When temperatures are hot you can cool off here

Chiesa die Santa Maria, Chiavenna since 1327 The Church of St. Mary dates from 1327, but was rebuilt and is now an important example of Baroque architecture from the Val Chiavenna. The name of the church was transferred to the entire district and also to the city gate of the same name (Portone), which was built in 1741 in honor of the Graubünden commissioner Ercole Salis. Text / Source: wikivoyage.org https://de.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Chiavenna

Portone di Santa Maria, Chiavenna since 1741 City gate (Portone), which was built in 1741 in honor of the Graubünden commissioner Ercole Salis Text / Source: wikivoyage.org https://de.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Chiavenna