Around the year 1220, the forests of Brienz/Brienzauls become noisy: wood is being cut down, stones are being brought in; the great Belfort Castle is being built on a rocky ridge.
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The first mountaineering village in Switzerland The small Walser settlement of St. Antönien is located at 1450 m in the middle of a fantastic mountain world. The valley is a well-known hiking and ski touring paradise and at the same time the starting point for fascinating circular tours in the Rätikon area. A variety of peaks invite you to enjoyable ascents and wonderful descents. A favourite among the winter hiking trails is the approximately 9.5 km long route via the "Bodähütte" to Pany.
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St. Antönien offers a stage for mountaineers, peace seekers and nature lovers in all seasons and nature-based tourism has a long tradition here. These are two of the reasons why St. Antönien is the first mountaineering village in Switzerland.
Being a mountaineering village is an award for the tireless commitment of the St. Antönians to a careful approach to nature, to a dynamic village with living traditions and to an active social life. At the same time, it is a promise to continue to take care of these values - so that St. Antönien remains liveable and lovable.
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Kirchplatz bei der Kirche San Vittore Mauro (Station 7 Rundgang Hildesheimer)
The small square behind the parish church of San Vittore Mauro represents the religious center of the village of Poschiavo. It is framed to the north by the church of San Vittore Mauro, to the south by the Oratory of Sant'Anna and to the east by the Old Monastery.
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