The Prodkopf, just a few minutes from the Pardiel mountain station, offers an impressive view and a large wooden sculpture that serves as a lookout tower. A place of power that invites you to linger.
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There are various sunny spots in the sunny Bündner Herrschaft. One of the sunny benches with a view over the vines and the Pizol area is just to the right of the beautiful picnic area near the Petersbrunnen.
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Worthwhile piece rätikonfels in a secluded and quiet location. The rather shorter multi-pitch lengths with fine plate climbing are also spared from the large crowds on the weekends. The long ascent leads through the beautiful landscape past the crystal clear Partnunsee.
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The Protestant Church in Malans, with its slender church tower and late Gothic nave, displays tomb inscriptions of the noble families of Gugelberg, von Planta, and von Salis. The interior is kept in a simple late Baroque style.
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It is said that the Seewiser have learned to rave about their guests: The local mountain, the Schesaplana, has the sweeter peak and the bluer sky in the background than other mountains. Even their evening glow is said to be second to none. Pure alpine air is guaranteed in Seewis (947 m) as well as experiences for all five senses.
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