The reading bench is located at the upper end of the village in the direction of the suspension bridge over the Val da Tersnaus. On this bench you can see the Val Lumnezia from a different perspective. Over the winter, the book boxes are emptied.
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The bus stop for the Lumnezia bus is located at the post office stop in Vella. The bus runs according to the timetable, but only by appointment at least 1 hour before departure.
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The Obersaxen horse stable is idyllically located near the hamlet of Tusa. The spacious grounds are used as a summer pasture as well as a year-round horse boarding facility. Manuela Henny offers a wide range of riding lessons for all levels.
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To the west of the village, below the cantonal road, you can see the walls of the former Valendas castle, which was probably built in the late 12th century and the part of the curtain wall that is still visible is impressive.
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One of the first bridge scaffolds that Coray created, the one for the mighty Versamer Bridge, had the difficulty that the distance between the two scaffolding flanks was no less than 25 m.
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The museum is located in Waltensburg opposite the church of Waltensburg, where one of the most impressive works, the Passion, by the Waltensburg Master can be admired.
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