502 Domleschg Castle Route
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Description
Impressive castles, ruins and palaces are lined up along the route, towering high above the valley and dominating the landscape. These include the ruins of Alt Süns near Paspels and Schauenstein Castle in Fürstenau, which is located directly on the route. Even if individual buildings are not open to the public, they serve as striking landmarks and bear witness to the historical importance of the Domleschg as an important transit route between north and south.
The route leads through varied cultural landscapes with orchards, meadows, dry stone walls and traditional village centers. Time and again, there are sweeping views across the valley and of the surrounding mountains, including the Heinzenberg range and the Beverin massif.
The route combines asphalted sections with well-maintained natural paths and offers a pleasant cycling experience with gentle climbs and flatter passages. Thanks to its easy accessibility by public transport, the route can be experienced flexibly as a full-day tour or in individual stages.
Hidden Gem
Please note that many of the castles and palaces are privately owned and can therefore only be viewed from the outside. We attach great importance to respectful interaction and ask you to respect privacy and the respective ownership at all times.
Safety Note
- Consideration for other road users and agriculture
- Adapt your driving style to the conditions
- Helmet recommended
- Check the weather and road conditions in advance
Equipment
Sports workshop Story Thusis
Unterer Rosenbühl 5
7430 Thusis
Tel: +41 81 651 52 53
E-Mail: sportwerkstatt@story-thusis.ch
story-thusis.ch
Directions
Directions
Public Transport
Thusis is easily accessible by public transport. Further information on the timetable can be found at www.sbb.ch.
Travel Information
On the A13, take exit 22-Thusis-Süd and follow the signs to Thusis.
Parking
Parking lot Marktwiesenstrasse, south of Thusis train station.
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