In time for the 111th anniversary of the Langwies Viaduct, a new museum was opened in the village of Langwies. With the viaduct – the largest and longest spanning reinforced concrete railway bridge in the world at the time of its construction – Langwies has an architecturally significant landmark of international importance. Instead of a single museum building, the Viaduct Museum repurposes several historically significant rooms near the station. This creates a multifaceted museum with different stations that illuminate the history of the Langwies Viaduct from various perspectives, making it accessible and engaging for locals and guests alike.
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San Vittore opens the doors of the Mesolcina for those arriving from the South. The core of the village contains important historical buildings, which are absolutely worth visiting.
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The crotti (called 'crot' in Brusio, 'scelé' in Poschiavo) are stone constructions of circular shape, with false vault, which in the past served to preserve food or, in more rare cases, served as a kitchen or even as a temporary home.
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