From Seewis, a side valley of the Prättigau leads into the Rätikon to Alp Fasons, at the foot of the Schesaplana, with the AlpMuseum, the listed Valarsäge and the SAC Schesaplana. All three are contemporary witnesses of the end of the 19th century.
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In 1816, the Ticino road builder Giulio Pocobeili and his assistant Richard La Nicca crossed the Passo del San Bernardino to plan a route for a mountain pass road.
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The Tgamons originally used to store mountain hay are mostly empty today. As witnesses of agriculture and as landscape elements, part of it is preserved in the Parc Ela. Visit the restored Tgamon in Salouf Munter.
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The Casa Mulin where once a mill was in operation. In the fraction of Cuort, a stone arch bridge crosses the Flem. The name Flem comes from the Romance language and is due to the water sources that can power mills.
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The Cà Rossa building, commissioned in 1721 by a wealthy family from the valley, has preserved its qualities as a "bourgeois palace" despite the transformations over the centuries.
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The Dreibündenstein (2156 m above sea level) is a prominent elevation between Feldis, the cantonal capital of Chur and Pradaschier. Although it is not defined as a mountain peak, it has great significance as a historical site: it was the only triple border point of the former "Freistaats der Drei Bünde".
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