In the furthest village in Val Lumnezia, a colorful southern tower points the way to the church. The imposing building was erected at the end of the 17th century by Antonio Broggio from Roveredo in Misox. The forces are high in almost the entire church, which is an exception. It is highly probable that the chapel was built on a pre-Christian place of worship.
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Kirchplatz bei der Kirche San Vittore Mauro (Station 7 Rundgang Hildesheimer)
The square behind the church of San Vittore Mauro forms the religious center of the Borgo di Poschiavo. It is framed by the church of San Vittore Mauro in the north, the oratory of Sant'Anna in the south and the Old Monastery in the east.
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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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The chapel of Sant'Antonio de Bolada, located between the Mounts of Sta. Maria i.C. and Braggio, was built during the plague of 1620, to save the population from the terrible scourge.
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The south-facing Baroque church was built in the mid-17th century on the site of two previous buildings. In the vestibule there is a remarkable but also shocking example of a martyred Christ on the cross (4).
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The Catholic Church of St. Peter and Paul in Zizers, first mentioned in 1410, is a Baroque church consecrated in 1696. It stands on the remains of a church from the 11th century.
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