The main street of Ilanz curves to the left after crossing the railway. The train station is accessed on the left immediately after the crossing. On the bend of the road a wide cobbled semi- pedestrianised street flows to the right, this is where markets are held every saturday, selling staple foods as well as local specialities ,e.g Bundner Fleisch a cured beef and Salzis similar to salami. This street leads into the old quarter.
Ilanz Museum
The museum is on the subject of Romansch and Surselvan culture
The old town is made entirely of cobbled streets, with solid stone buildings lining the narrow way, the occasional tower.or steeple looming above. They generally have brightly painted and patterned shutters and hefty wooden doors, a charming part of town ideal for spending a sunny afternoon getting lost.