The Romanesque church of San Niclà with semicircular choir was built shortly before the year 1200. San Niclà is located on an ancient road where the Inn could first be crossed by a ford and, probably very early in the Middle Ages, by a bridge. The fact that the valley path from Ramosch via Raschvella to San Niclà still led in the late Middle Ages is proven by the monumental Christophorus painting, some of which is still preserved on the southwest façade of the tower. It was only visible to the travellers when they used this right-hand valley path via Raschvella. Saint Christopher is, among other things, the emergency helper of boatmen and bridge builders.
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The Reformed Church in Vnà is a listed church in the canton of Graubünden. It has a capacity of about 80 people and is located in the lower part of the village.
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On the municipal border between Obersaxen Mundaun and Breil/Brigels, near the hamlet of the same name, are the remains of the former Axenstein Castle, also known as Saxenstein.
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The Älplibahn Malans is the smallest mountain railway in Graubünden and overcomes more elevation without intermediate stops than any other railway in Switzerland. From the mountain station at 1,802 m above sea level, there is an impressive view.
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