Lived Rumantschia, homesickness, tradition and authenticity.

Sent

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Once shaped by emigrants, Sent remains a vibrant center of Romansh culture. Engadine houses, lively lanes, and traditional crafts—from cheesemakers to butchers and confectioners—tell stories of heritage and flavor. Between Val Sinestra and Val d’Uina, a diverse landscape awaits hikers and bikers alike and keeps many visitors coming back.

Highlights

Sent Winter
Sur En

In Sur En near Sent, you’ll find the Engadin rope park alongside the campsite. In winter, the Engadin Ice Trail operates here – a 3-kilometer-long experience.

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Keramikmalen Butia Schlerin Sent im Unterengadin
Ceramic painting Butia Schlerin

At the ceramic painting course at Butia Schlerin in Sent, creativity knows no limits and a cozy atmosphere is guaranteed.

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Schlitteln in Sent
Sledging in Sent

After about a 60-minute ascent to Restaurant Vastur, the 3 km sledding run begins with wide views over the Lower Engadin to Val d’Uina and the Dolomites. A restaurant stop and sled rental are available.

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Traditionelle Engadiner Häuser in Sent mit Holzfassaden und Balkonen hinter einem Holzzaun. Im Hintergrund sind die Kirche und die Berge des Unterengadins zu sehen.

Images from Sent

Here you will find impressions of Sent and the surrounding landscape. Get a visual overview of the village and its surroundings.

To the picture gallery