Devon House in the street of the Palaces is the first stop on our itinerary. Built in 1863 by the Italian architect Giovanni Sottovia for Pietro Pozzi – an emigrant who made his fortune in the city of Porto with his pastry chef business – in 1908 the palace became the property of the Semadeni family – also a family of emigrants who ran a successful café in the town of Ilfracombe, in the county of Devon in south-west England.
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Stierva is a cluster village high above the left side of the Albula. It lies on the eastern slope of a mountain range with the Curvér Pintg da Taspegn (2,731 m above sea level) and the Muttner Horn (2,401 m above sea level).
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Alvaschein/Alvaschagn has an intact village centre. It is located on a terrace high above the Albula dammed up to the Solis reservoir, the Solis Bridge of the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) and the church of St. Peter in Mistail.
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The fireplace is located in the middle of the Jörgenburg ruins complex and therefore offers a special atmosphere that will take you back to the days of yesteryear.
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