The baroque church (built in 1697/1698), tastefully restored houses with paintings and sgraffiti, artistically forged window and balcony grilles or the sulphur springs are just some of the treasures in Alvaneu/Alvagni.
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The sculpture park at the entrance to Sent was designed by the local, world-renowned artist Not Vital. His works of art, buildings and sculptures can be found there.
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In the buteia regiunala self-service shop you can buy high-quality products from Parc Ela. The integrated exhibition on Parc Ela invites you to get to know the diversity, projects and stories of the region.
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The gentle hill Caplutta with the small niche of saints is noticeable from afar. It is one of the most beautiful viewpoints of the Val Lumnezia. Feel the relieving energy under the birch trees.
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In a clearing, on the hiking trail from Turatscha down to Glogn, lies the Crap da Morts. In our time it is hard to imagine that on this way the dead were carried from the Valsertal and the surrounding villages up to Pleif/Vella.
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The museum is housed in an elegant 19th-century palazzo, a pearl of local architecture. The history of the house is closely linked to Antonio Semadeni. The emigrated Puschlaver had made his fortune as a cafetier in Poland with great skill and had the palazzo built in 1856 on the site of an old farmhouse.
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The ancient residence of the patrician family of Mesocco. It was here that the Archbishop of Milan, Carlo Borromeo, was given a dignified welcome, who left a great mark on the spiritual history of the Moesanos.
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