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Valley in the Grisons, Switzerland
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Val Mesolcina (German Misox) is an Italian speaking valley in Graubünden. It comprises of several villages spread through the main valley and the Calanca side valley.
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A church dating from 1219, which was rebuilt in 1639 in a baroque style.
Chiesa San Giorgio
Baroque style church built between 1219 and 1656, with a beamed ceiling nave and vaulted choir.
Museum on history and archaeology of the Mesolcina and Calanda valleys.
Radio controlled car racing circuit.
psychedelic trance festival with music
Pizza restaurant
Three stone country houses and a yurt are available. Also runs courses taught in German or Italian.
Hotel and restaurant with 7 rooms.
150 pitch campsite with toilets and showers
By car
The A13 motorway runs along the valley and through all the villages. At the end of the valley is the San Bernardino tunnel or alternatively the San Bernardino pass road.
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