In time for the 111th anniversary of the Langwies Viaduct, a new museum was opened in the village of Langwies. With the viaduct – the largest and longest spanning reinforced concrete railway bridge in the world at the time of its construction – Langwies has an architecturally significant landmark of international importance. Instead of a single museum building, the Viaduct Museum repurposes several historically significant rooms near the station. This creates a multifaceted museum with different stations that illuminate the history of the Langwies Viaduct from various perspectives, making it accessible and engaging for locals and guests alike.
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The Church of Jenins, a modest structure between the council and speaker's house, impresses with a baroque tower and remarkable gravestones from the 17th to 19th centuries. The nave was built after a village fire in 1745.
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Between old city walls and picturesque towers, an enchanting old town full of history and charm opens up in Ilanz. The "Städtli" - as it is called by the locals - invites you to stroll, while cozy cafés and restaurants tempt you to linger. Here, in the first city on the Rhine, culture, tradition and modern life merge - embedded in the breathtaking mountains of the Surselva. A visit that touches the heart and senses in equal measure.
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The Chapel of Our Lady of the Blood and the Rosary was built in 1696 and was later radically transformed thanks to the imagination of the artist David Tremlett.
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