Attractions in Viamala

What could be nicer than sitting on a sunny bench and reading a book?

The smallest city in the world has two magnificent castles. One is called the Lower or Episcopal Castle.

Haselstein has served as a cultural castle for the Schams region and as the basis for castle preservation in Graubünden since 1983.

A castle without corners and edges: Neu-Süns is a peculiar phenomenon.

Die Ruine Alt-Süns is a small reading book for castle building fans.

A place of history and good food: Schauenstein Castle is now a culinary stronghold thanks to 19-Gault-Millau-point chef Andreas Caminada.

Village shop Sufers
Since September 1, 2011, Sufers has had its own shop. Under the label frisch-nah-günstig, the store sells regional products and is also supplied by Volg Konsumwaren AG.

A convent with 1,300 years of history through the ages: as a living place of faith and contemplation, the Dominican convent has characterised the village of Cazis for centuries. Today, the convent also runs a guest house.

The source area of the Rhine is simply called Origin. And this origin lies in the so-called paradise, on the slopes of the Rheinquellhorn. Very close to paradise, on the other hand, lies a rocky abyss: the so-called hell.