The
Baselgia refurmada, the
Chasa Wieland Nr. 29 and the
Kurhaus Bad Tarasp (spa Bad Tarasp) in Scuol, the
Chasté (a prehistoric site, a medieval fortress and a church) and the
Doppelwohnhaus (Double-house) in Ardez,
Tarasp Castle and the
Trinkhalle (drinking hall) in Tarasp are all listed as Swiss
heritage sites of national significance. The
Chastè site includes settlements from the late
Bronze Age (Melauner culture) into the early
Iron Age (
Fritzens-Sanzeno culture) as well as some finds from the
Roman Empire. The Chasa Wieland Nr.29 in Scuol village was built around a three-story medieval stone tower. It was likely built by one of a few Grisons noble families. The tower may have been damaged when Scuol was destroyed in 1499 during the
Swabian War, but if so it was quickly repaired. During the
Bündner Wirren, in 1622, Scuol and the tower were burned. Soon thereafter a farmhouse was built over the ruins, incorporating the thick walls. Some of the doorways are from the tower, while new windows had to be broken into the walls. The date 1753 was carved into the
lintel. The walls still show the Pietra Rasa construction, where the
mortar that holds the rough stones together is also used as a plaster to them. After plastering with mortar, lines are incised into the mortar to give the appearance of regular bricks or stones. ==Climate==