Event Churer Rheintal
On the Abyss - Guided tour of St. George's Church, Rhäzüns
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Description
On a hill in front of the abyss to the Hinterrhein rises the church of St. George in Rhäzüns. St. George himself is said to have jumped over this abyss with his horse. The impressively simple room of the church shows an equally impressive painting, which was created in two phases in the 14th century - the choir and the eastern part of the hall by the Waltensburg master, the western part by the Rhäzüns master. The result is a kaleidoscope of medieval beliefs in a 360° panorama that encourages contemplation and reflection. Orlando Fetz goes in and out of this church every day. He knows every stone and every picture in detail, as well as many stories and anecdotes, which he conveys in his engaging way. A rousing tour.
Veranstaltungsort
Church of St. George Rhäzüns
7403 Rhäzüns
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