The General Friedrich Schmid House in Malans is a baroque building at the southern entrance of the village. It impresses with carved paneling, a large Swiss pine room, and a salon with a richly decorated stucco ceiling. A small bakery house adjoins the vineyard.
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The church was first mentioned in 1219 as an independent parish with its own priest. But the parish and the first church building are likely to be much older.
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The ruins of Marmels Castle lie under an overhanging rocky outcrop above the Marmoreras reservoir. Thanks to this location, a large part of the castle was always protected from the weather. As a result, the Archaeological Service made rare medieval finds.
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We first learn of a chapel in Rabius – titled St. Mary – during the visitation of 1643. Between 1677 and 1679, the inhabitants of Rabius built a solid church with three altars as a chapel for the mother parish of Sumvitg.
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