The existing Sogn Gudegn chapel was built in 1648 and consecrated with an altar on May 16, 1649. It stands on the lower edge of the village on the road towards Degen.
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The chapel was consecrated in 1716 and is located in the western part of Surrein. It is oriented towards the east and has a three-sided closed chancel. The chapel was extensively and beautifully restored in 2011.
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It is believed that there was already a chapel in Surrein in 1595. The church was re-consecrated in 1643. The church of Surrein is dedicated to St. Placidus. The present church with three altars was built by the Capuchins and consecrated in 1695. In 1786, Surrein became an independent parish. The church was fully renovated in 1908. The last major renovation took place in 1950/51.
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This well, including the additional washing trough, was built in 1975 in connection with the rehabilitation of the village roads. It was donated by Hannes Heinz.
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The Tur castle ruins above Reischen are just a rifle shot away from Haselstein Castle. Inside the tower there is a rest area with a fireplace, seating and a fountain.
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Pfäfers impresses with its baroque monastery church and the Old Bath in the Tamina Gorge. The Tamina Bridge connects Pfäfers and Valens and is considered the largest arch bridge in Switzerland. A popular destination for hikers and culture enthusiasts.
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