In the Visitors' Pavilion at the Segneshütte you will learn what the world looked like when the landslide came down or when the main overshoot was still active. Immerse yourself in the past and travel back to the origins of the geological highlights of our region.
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As the last sacred building on the Julier route before the ascent to the top of the pass, the Evangelical church of Bivio sets a sign of Christian faith.
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Directly in the center is the natural ice field of Bivio. It is illuminated every evening until 9.30 p.m. and thus guarantees ice fun after the slopes.
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The reformed itinerant painter Hans Ardüser and the Catholic painters Hans Jakob Greutter and Fridolin Eggert met here. The church was first mentioned in documents in 1345 as “S. Bellonis” in Tersnaus, which is a Latinized form of the Rhaeto-Romanic Sogn Balun.
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