With great dedication and passion, the natural ice rink in Trun has been maintained by the members of the “Uniun da Scursalets Trun” (Trun Ice Skating Club) since 1962.
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Treat yourself to a well-deserved break and immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of nature. Relax on the hammocks in the forest, put your feet up and enjoy the fresh forest air to the fullest.
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First mentioned under Abbot von Castelberg in 1581. The chapel, which was consecrated in 1584, was built by the master builder of Disentis Abbey. No parts of this building can be traced. The new church was consecrated in 1656 and completed in 1658. The Antonius Chapel was built before 1724.
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The church stands as a symbol of center, peace and steadfastness clearly visible in the graceful grounds. The beautiful baroque organ invites you to make music.
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The chapel in Platenga is dedicated to St. Epiphany. The feast is on January 6th. St. Epiphany is the patron saint of pilgrims and travelers; of furriers; against sorcery, epilepsy, thunderstorms and hail. Their intercession is also invoked against sudden death.
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The chapel, located on the western edge of the village, dates from 1689. The north-facing chapel consists of a nave just under 12 meters long and 5.20 meters wide without side chapels and a choir closed on three sides.
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