The current church was consecrated in 1677. It is the third sacred building on this site and dominates the villagescape. It houses the most important Baroque fresco before the 18th century in Switzerland.
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Padel is a simple racket sport, a mixture of tennis and squash.
The game is played on a smaller field with glass walls that bring the ball back into the field. With a short racket without strings, fast rallies are created that even beginners can implement immediately.
Reservations at the Savognin Guest Information, Tel 081 659 16 16, ferien@valsurses.ch or directly via the Gotcourts app.
Material: Rackets can be rented on site (CHF 5) and balls can be purchased (CHF 7.50).
Payment options: Twint or cash
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The natural forest reserve La Niva is located above Savognin at the foot of the Piz Mitgel. On the dry, lean subsoil of Dolomitschutt grow to 70 percent mountain pine. Spruces make up 29 percent of the tree population.
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Working with bees is the passion of Meltger Devonas from Salouf. Now his mountain honey has been awarded the Parc Ela label. The fine honey is available at Prima Salouf or at the Casparin bakery in Tiefencastel.
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In the Atelier Pôss, four women from the region under the direction of Lucia Netzer-Peduzzi elaborately handcraft high-quality products, such as sheep's wool duvets and pillows made of local virgin wool and pure wool, cotton and silk fabrics.
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