The chapel ruin of Sogn Benedetg, with a horseshoe-shaped choir from the 9th century, is the oldest documented chapel of its kind. It was largely destroyed by a massive dust avalanche on February 10, 1984, and was restored again in 2013.
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Culture has been pulsating in the heart of the Surselva since summer 2010. The Cinema sil Plaz in Ilanz, a cinema where not only popcorn is eaten and films are consumed.
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The castle ruins of Steinsberg with the remains of the St. Lucius Chapel are enthroned as a landmark of Ardez, on a mighty rocky hill at the edge of the village and is a frequently visited vantage point.
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The Futschölpass was notorious as the pass over which the dead were transported from Galtür over the Jam Valley to Ardez to find their final resting place.
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The Landwasser Viaduct is one of the most famous structures in Graubünden and the most spectacular bridge structure of the RhB. Since 2008, the Landwasser Viaduct has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In the summer of 2025, the Landwasserwelt - the adventure world around the Landwasser Viaduct - will open its doors.
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