Seewis-Pardisla
Seewis-Pardisla is a fraction of the political municipality Seewis in the anterior Prättigau in the canton of Graubünden .
location
Pardisla is at 600 m. ü. M. directly after the Klus as the first village on the valley floor. The castle Solavers is already part of the district of Schmitten , immediately goes into the Pardisla. Seewis-Pardisla borders on Grüsch and Landquart GR .
Infrastructure
The industrial and commercial center of the municipality of Seewis is located in Pardisla.
traffic
Pardisla is located on the old Prättigauerstrasse built in 1843. The bypass road was built in 1984-85 and is now part of National Road 28 .
The mountain road to Seewis was built in 1858 and considerably expanded and modernized in 1980-92.
The Seewis-Pardisla station on the Landquart – Davos Platz railway line of the RhB is located in Pardisla .
Churches
The Reformed church members were given their own church in Schmitten in 1696 . The Roman Catholic Church of St. Joseph was built in 1898–99 and was the only Catholic building in the diaspora of the Vorderprättigau until after the Second World War .
Old views
Pardisla on an old postcard
Alte Wirtschaft zur Säge, anonymous work from 1940
Catholic Church of St. Joseph in Pardisla on a picture postcard from 1900 or earlier
Web links
- Otto Clavuot: Pardisla. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
Coordinates: 46 ° 58 '38.1 " N , 9 ° 38' 0.7" E ; CH1903: 766985 / 205245