Guided village tour Ramosch

Description

Insights into the history and legends of the village with background information on the old Roman road and the archaeological excavations around 1500 BC. Followed by a visit to the legendary castle ruins of Tschanüff and the second largest reformed church in Graubünden, both of which characterize the village. Information for winter: if the road is not open, Tschanüff Castle cannot be visited as the path is not maintained.
Meeting point: at 11.50 a.m. Ramosch, village square Duration: approx. 1.5 - 2 hours Equipment: all-weather clothing Number of participants: min. 4 people

guided village walk

The guided tour is in German.

If the tour does not take place, you will be contacted by the Scuol Guest Information Office by 5.30 p.m. on Thursday. The ticket price will then be automatically refunded.
Insurance is the responsibility of the participants.

Highlights

• Guided tour of Ramosch village and Roman trade route history
• Visit to Tschanüff castle ruins and Graubünden's second largest reformed church
• Tour in German, approximately 1.5 to 2 hours long

General Information

This guided village walk takes place in Ramosch, Switzerland, and explores the village's history, legends, and archaeological sites. The tour starts at 11:50 a.m. at the village square and requires all-weather clothing. Participants should note that winter conditions may affect access to certain sites.

Location

7556 Ramosch, Schweiz

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