640 Mesolcina (variante)

The San Bernardino pass represents the entrance to the Moesa region. Once a crucial point of trade on the north-south axis, it is now a place for recreation, sport and leisure.

The floodplain area of Andrana is very valuable from a naturalistic, landscape and leisure point of view.

Mesocco is the northernmost municipality of the Mesolcina Valley, and extends up to the San Bernardino Pass. The village includes several settlements with valuable houses of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

The building of the old station, brilliantly renovated, accommodates within its spaces the municipal library of Soazza and the cultural archive of the circle of Mesocco, as well as a conference room.

The micro-museum "La Vita de una Volta" is housed in an old stable rearranged in Soazza. Inside there is a rich collection of antiques ranging from clothes to musical instruments.

Located on the right bank of the Moesa river at an altitude of 426 meters above sea level, Lostallo is one of the villages that characterize the Mesolcina Valley.

The Rosera floodplain in Lostallo is part of the inventory for the protection of floodplain areas of national importance.

The Pascolet area has now become a forest reserve, a low hunting ground and a fish protection area and has an area of 25 hectares.

Grono is a characteristic southern Alpine village surrounded by vineyards and chestnut groves, climatically interesting, which includes a floodplain area of national importance.

Roveredo is the capital of the Mesolcina valley and is a rather lively and lively village, as well as being particularly commercially active.

The ancient and spectacular parish church of San Giulio is a place of worship of Romanesque origin.

San Vittore opens the doors of the Mesolcina for those arriving from the South. The core of the village contains important historical buildings, which are absolutely worth visiting.