The Swiss Reformed Church of San Gian is listed as a Swiss heritage site of national significance.
 The church is located on a hill above the Inn River.
 It was built in 1478 on the site of a chapel that was about 500 years older.
 The church is a single apse construction with a painted wood roof and notable frescoes.
 In 1682 the large bell tower was struck by lightning and the burned out roof was never replaced.
The Swiss Reformed Church of San Gian is listed as a Swiss heritage site of national significance.  The church is located on a hill above the Inn River.  It was built in 1478 on the site of a chapel that was about 500 years older.  The church is a single apse construction with a painted wood roof and notable frescoes.  In 1682 the large bell tower was struck by lightning and the burned out roof was never replaced.
Celerina/Schlarigna