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Chiesa Bianca, the White Church

Maloja

Chiesa Bianca, the White Church

Maloja

The Chiesa Bianca was built by the Belgian Count Camille de Renesse according to plans by the architect Jules Rauh. Construction began on June 16, 1882 and the church, which was dedicated to St. Gaudenz, was completed on September 16 of the same year.

It is located in the Cresta district and is part of the Maloja Palace, Schweizerhaus and Belvedere ensemble - all historicizing buildings that the Count envisioned for his Alpine resort. Until 1967, it was the Catholic church of Maloja. In 1968, the Catholics consecrated their new church on the cantonal road between Chesa Alpina and Hotel Schweizerhaus and "San Gaudenzio" was desacralized. Today, exhibitions, concerts and festivals are held in the Chiesa Bianca during the summer season.


Further information: Chiesa Bianca a Maloja - Bregaglia Engadin Turismo


Opening hours
No information available


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Facilities
  • Regular guided tours
  • Parking nearby
  • Guided tours on request
  • Bus/ train stop nearby
  • Accessible only by foot
  • Unique View
  • Accessible to the public and free of charge
  • Historical or cultural significance
  • Unique Location
  • Zu Fuss und Bike erreichbar
Contacts
+41 81 822 15 55
Chiesa Bianca
7516 Maloja

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