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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Parish church of St. Peter and Paul Meierhof, Obersaxen
Although this late Gothic building was damaged in the village fire of 1740, it was essentially preserved until 1904. The entire complex was then rebuilt with the exception of the tower.
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Catholic Parish Church of St. Julitta and Quiricus, Andiast
The Catholic parish church of St. Julitta and Quiricus is surrounded by the village cemetery in the north-eastern part of the village outside the village street. According to a bull, the church was owned by the Pfäfers monastery around 998. Unfortunately, this document is a forgery. The first documentary mention dates back to 1461.
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Das Kloster Ilanz ist das Mutterhaus der Ilanzer Dominikanerinnen. Oberhalb von Ilanz auf der linken Rheinseite im Stadtteil Sank Niklaus (romanisch S. Clau) steht der moderne Bau des Klosters der Dominikanerinnen.
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