Historical Site Bregaglia Engadin
Pretorio
Description
By the front gate, under the figures of justice and temperance is a pillory. From the old town hall rises the round, medieval "Senvelen" Tower. The sight of the torture chamber and torture devices send chills down one's spine. During the 17th century, many alleged witches were caught and held here and more than a few ended up on the gallows. Their stakes still stand at the edge of the village today. Walking through this area, one comes to an arched bridge from which there is a magnificent view of the stunning mountains on both sides of the valley.
From end April to October, the Praetorium and the round tower are open daily.
Guided tours are also available. On the guided tour, you will learn about the culture and local traditions of the Bregaglia Valley.
Prices
free
Opening hours
Open during the summer months: end of April to October
Directions
Public Transport
Directions
Audio Guide
Contact
Pretorio
Strada principale 101, 7605 Stampa
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