Hints & Tips

Arrival, timetable & mobility on site

Die Rhätische Bahn im Engadin
Many roads lead to the Engadine – whether by public transport or your own car. Below are our tips for your journey and your mobility on site.
Rhätische Bahn

Online timetable

Online timetable for train and postbus connections.

Postauto am Bahnhof von Scuol-Tarasp.
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Guest Cards Engadin Scuol Zernez

You can leave your car at home during your holiday. With the new guest cards, public transport is already included from your first overnight stay in the holiday region.

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Unterwegs mit der Rhätischen Bahn im Winter.

graubündenPASS

Get in and discover Graubünden from its most beautiful side. With the graubündenPASS you enjoy free travel throughout the entire canton.
More about graubündenPASS
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Round trip. Alpine Circle

Glaciers, natural wonders, gorge and railway experiences: these three Graubünden highlights are linked by the Alpine Circle.

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Lavin Winter

Culture line «Treninn»

Hop-on hop-off: this is the motto of the RhB journey on the «TrenInn», a fun way to get to know Engadin culture. 

To the culture line

Arrival by car

Useful information

Arrival from Germany:

  • Basel – Zürich – Landquart – Klosters – Vereina (car transport) or Flüelapass (1 May at the earliest until 6 January at the latest) – Sagliains – Scuol: 242 km
  • München – Innsbruck – Landeck – Pfunds – Vinadi – Scuol: 222 km
  • Konstanz – Landeck – Pfunds – Vinadi – Scuol: 223 km

Arrival from Austria:

  • Wien – Salzburg – Innsbruck – Landeck – Pfunds – Vinadi – Scuol: 604 km
  • Innsbruck – Landeck – Pfunds – Vinadi – Scuol: 128 km

Arrival from Italy:

  • Tirano – Berninapass – St. Moritz – Zernez – Scuol: 175 km
  • Trento – Bolzano – Merano – Malles – Nauders – Scuol: 189 km

Arrival from France:

  • Paris – Basel – Zürich – Landquart – Klosters – Vereina (Autoverlad) – Sagliains – Scuol: 742 km

About Switzerland:

  • Via the Engadinstrasse: via Vereina (car transport) or the Flüelapass (1 May at the earliest until 6 January at the latest)
  • Further information on the Flüela Pass can be found at pro Flüela