The Salis House in Jenins, built after the village fire in 1745, is a significant manor house with a spacious orchard. It served as the ancestral home of the Salis-Jenins family and often hosted Johanna Spyri, the author of Heidi.
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The ruins of Cagliatscha Castle are situated at 1182 metres above sea level between Andeer and Clugin on a rocky outcrop high above the valley. In front of the ruins is a picnic area with a barbecue site and a fountain, offering a magnificent view of the valley.
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Both the Roman path and the later main route from 1472 once led through the narrowest section of the gorge on the west side in the centre of the Viamala Gorge.
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At today's Stradung 28, government councillor Franz Peterelli once lived. He campaigned for a residence permit for Segantini, who was stateless due to lack of papers, and together with Viktor Pianta vouched for the Segantini family. The house is privately owned and not open to the public.
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