Kirche San Flurin Ramosch

In the past, the sacred building served as a pilgrimage church, to which people made pilgrimages because of the legend of a priest named Florinus, who had been a pastor in Ramosh in the seventh century and worked miracles. The name does not go back to St. Florian von Lorch.

The Florinus Church is a late Gothic church building. Noteworthy is the wall tabernacle on the left side of the chancel.

In 1499 during the Swabian War, the church was plundered by the Austrians and partially destroyed. The church underwent several renovations: in 1522 with the new building, in 1750, 1805 and 1907. In 1926, the unsightly and only makeshift spire, which had replaced the destroyed tower together with the bells after the great Ramosch village fire of 16 July 1880, was removed and the current one was put on.

The Florinus Church is under cantonal monument protection. It is open to the public throughout.

After years of pastoration with Tschlin, Ramosch has been merged with the other parishes in the political community of Valsot since 1 January 2013 and belongs to Colloquium VIII Engiadina Bassa - Val Müstair as a preaching site of this fusion congregation in the Evangelical Reformed Church of Graubünden.