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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).

Beautiful path from Falera to Ladir, very popular hiking trail.

Disentis is the largest town in Surselva and NOT Ilanz.

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Town fountain, Landsgemeindeplatz / Plazza Cumin, Ilanz The town fountain on the Landsgemeindeplatz provides refreshment in the summer. The "square" is dominated by the town hall (Casa Cumin), built in 1892. Text / Source: Surselva Tourism website https://www.surselva.info/Media/Attraktionen/Stadtbrunnen-Landsgemeindeplatz-Ilanz#/article/74d8e45e-90b7-11ee-9d9e-00163e2945d0

Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary, Ilanz All three altars of the church were replaced during the renovation in 1954 by purchasing altars from other churches that were no longer needed. The two side altars were originally part of the Müstair monastery church. The main altar was bought by the Rueun parish and the tabernacle by Siat. Text / Source: Catholic Parish Office, Glennerstrasse 5, 7130 Ilanz https://pfarrei-ilanz.ch/pfarreien/pfarrei-ilanz/pfarrkirche/

Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary, Ilanz from 1879 The Catholic Parish Church of the Assumption of Mary is located in the center of Ilanz, near today's Landsgemeindeplatz. From 1877 to 1879, the Catholic parish had its own church built and soon after, its own cemetery. The Church of the Assumption of Mary and the rectory were built outside the walls of the town as part of the constantly growing "new town". The 1900 census showed a Catholic majority in the population for the first time. In 1954, more space was created for the growing parish, the church, originally built in the neo-Gothic style, was thoroughly renovated and equipped with baroque altars. Text / Source: Surselva Tourism website https://outdoor.surselva.info/de/poi/kirche/katholische-pfarrkirche-maria-himmelfahrt-ilanz/23982439/#caml=asw,1it21o,7qhe9m,0,0