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Guided tour through the churches St. Stephan and St. Luzi

Kirche St. Stephan
Visit these two impressive buildings - individually or in combination.

Under the resting place of the district school in the heap the most important monument of early Christianity in the Engadine valley: the remains of St. Stephen's Church, in the 5th Century was built and the Bishops of Chur served as grave church. In 1850 it was re-discovered during the construction of the first district school. It was fully excavated completely encased in the years 1955/56, and the new building of the district school in the 1970s and underground integrated into the school building. Next door stands the church of St. Lucius, the ring remained a crypt with Confessio today.

Private guided tour

Price

  • CHF 210 per group 

Dates

  • All year round, on request

Duration

  • 1.5 hours

Options: 1 hour (St. Stephan) / 2 hours (Cathedral, St. Stephan and St. Luzi)

Meeting point

  • Main entrance Kantonsschule, Arosastrasse, Chur

Group size

  • max. 20 people per group

Languages

  • German, English, French, Italian

Reservation

  • Online or by telephone / mail at Chur Tourism

Payment

  • National: invoice (will be sent by e-mail after the event)
  • International: by credit card
  • No cash payments are accepted

Our tip

  • Combined tour with the Chur Cathedral
    Under competent guidance you will visit the Cathedral Church of the Assumption , the impressive St. Stephanskriche and St. Luzi church with the historic ring crypt.

Good to know

  • You can also explore the remains of the St. Stephan's Church on your own. The key for admission is available from the secretariat of the Graubünden Cantonal School. For reservations call +41 81 257 51 51 or mail to franziska.ackermann@bks.gr.ch  

    Please note the opening hours of the cantonal school.

 

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