Rothenbrunnen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Rothenbrunnen brings together prominent reminders of regional history: Local historical sights include the ruins of Oberjuvalta and Niederjuvalta castles, as well as the late Gothic Tscharner House, dated to 1546 and adorned with paintings by Hans Ardüser on its façade. This is particularly appealing to travellers interested in castle ruins and historic architecture.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Rothenbrunnen.

Culture and History

Rothenbrunnen is the northernmost municipality in Domleschg and lies at an altitude of 625 metres above sea level. The village is described as the “Gateway to Domleschg” and lies between these two castle ruins.

The church in Rothenbrunnen was built in 1741 and provides space for both denominations.

Paspels Castle, Rietberg Castle and Mutta are located in the immediate surroundings of Rothenbrunnen.

The Chur Animal and Leisure Park, Dreibündenstein, Lägerbiel and Foppachopf are located in the area surrounding Rothenbrunnen. The Chur Animal and Leisure Park is particularly interesting for travellers interested in an animal and leisure experience.

The Falkenstein ruins are located in the wider Rothenbrunnen region.

Rothenbrunnen is associated with a warm, iodine- and iron-rich healing and mineral spring whose reddish water gave the village its German name.

The historic healing spring was used for therapeutic treatments from 1888 until the 1920s.

For further orientation in the directory, Fardün, Almens, Fürstenau, Pignia, Tschappina, Ausserferrera, Splügen and Rodels are also available.

For the overview of the wider travel region: Hinterrhein.