ruschein plaz cadruvi; bnb lepontica ruschein graubuenden Ruschein
Plaz Cadruvi

plaz posta; bnb lepontica ruschein graubuenden Former Post Office 7154 Ruschein
Closed end of March 2009. But not all is lost...

stizun digl vitg ruschein
...a Postal wicket in the village store as of April 2009 means more opening hours!
Mon - Sat 08:00 - 12:00
Thr and Fri 15:30 - 17:30
Our "Stizun digl Vitg" (village store in Romansh) is furnished several times a week with fresh produce, bread daily.
You can order your croissants the day before, in fact, you can place special orders also for produce and meats.

Casa Martin (green shutters), Capluta NossadunnaCasa Martin (green shutters)<br />Casa Martin (green shutters)<br /> Casa Martin (green shutters)
and Capluta Nossadunna/Our Lady's chappel where the Postauto (bus) is stopping now instead of in front of the former Post Office.

Casa Cajochen and 'La Dunschala' with village store<br /> Casa Cajochen
and 'La Dunschala' with village store
Mo - Sa 08:00 - 11:30. During high season also afternoons 16:30 - 18:30 (save Wednesday and Saturday). Our village store caries fresh produce and bread, as well as staple products.

Community offices Ruschein Community offices Ruschein
081 925 18 29
Di 09:00 - 10:00, 13:30 - 14:30
Do 09:00 - 10:00
Sa 09:30 - 10:30

winter; Ruschein and the crest of Ruschein Ruschein
Looking in a westerly direction to Ruschein and the crest of Ruschein also known as Pleun da Buora with Ruina Frundsberg.

ruschein from east with village, church, crest of ruschein Ruschein
Looking west with village church Sogn Gieri / St. george, the Crest of Ruschein with the ruins of minstrel's castle and in the background snow capped Bifertenstock.

larch trees and village of ruschein below Ruschein
Golden in fall the larches above Ruschein amongst which some bolders from earlier rock slides are hidden.

cup stones on crest of ruschein aka 'collina prehistorica' "Il crest da Ruschein"
On the rocky crest of Ruschein there are a good score of cups ground into the bedrock and other bronce age vestigies. The topmost point is occupied by the former dwelling of Heinrich II of Frauenberg, the minstrel attested in the Heidelberg Codex with five poems and illumination of his in a joust.