Maienfeld, Alpine municipality in Landquart Region, Switzerland.
Maienfeld is a municipality in the lower Chur Rhine Valley within the Landquart Region. The settlement sits amid agricultural land with vineyards and pastures, where houses and farm buildings are spread throughout the terrain.
The settlement was first recorded as Lupinis, later became known as Maienvelt, and eventually took its current name. These name changes reflect how the place evolved through different periods and regional influences over the centuries.
Wine growing has shaped life here for centuries, and vineyards cover much of the visible landscape. Visitors notice how this farming tradition remains central to the local identity and daily rhythm.
The railway station connects the town to larger cities, making it easy for travelers to arrive. The best time to visit is during harvest season when vineyard work is most active and the village feels most alive.
Two medieval castles, Brandis and Salenegg, stand within the municipality and are recognized as sites of national importance. These fortified structures offer glimpses into the area's past and attract visitors interested in local heritage.
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