Baldenstein Castle owes its name to its location on a spur high above the Albula. The name is derived from the Middle High German word bald (= bold, daring).
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Exhibition "mia natira - meadows and pastures on the Schamserberg"
The small exhibition mia natira in the converted construction trailer provides an insight into the cultural landscape and biodiversity of the upper Schamserberg.
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The playground at the Tartar school building offers various play options, including a climbing net and a sandpit. There is also a wooden table and benches to sit on during breaks.
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Tagstein Castle, which was rebuilt in its present form after a fire in 1899, probably dates back to the 12-13th century and goes back to the lords of Masein/Rialt.
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The chapel of St. Lorenz stands to the north of Paspels in Domleschg at an altitude of 840 metres above sea level on the edge of a flat hilltop that plunges vertically towards the west and north.
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Audio history mia natira: Rebecca Clopath, natural cook from Lohn, collects meadow herbs on this lightly fertilized mountain fat meadow. Listen to what she knows about it.
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