Villages in Graubünden

Small but beautiful – that's Brail. The village has only 100 inhabitants, but is widely known for its listed village church and the smallest 5-star superior hotel in Switzerland.

Zernez is fascinating both as the gateway to the national park and for its authentic Engadin architecture and way of life. Located between the Lower and Upper Engadin, it serves as an ideal starting point.

Susch at the foot of the Flüela Pass – even its façade hints at exciting things to come. A veritable treasure trove of culture awaits us here, such as the striking towers in the town centre and Rohan Fortress.

Burned down and rebuilt with Italian features, this is what distinguishes Lavin. It is often referred to as Italianità Engiadinaisa, which comes not least from its joie de vivre and cosmopolitanism.

High above the River Inn, it shines as brightly as the sun – the village of Guarda, home of Schellen-Ursli. There is something inspiring about this village of 200 souls that captivates everyone. Come and see for yourself!

Sunlight plays on the sgraffiti of the beautiful Engadin houses, surrounded by diverse agriculture and pleasant tranquillity – welcome to the model village of Ardez.

Ftan – here, the sun rises particularly early and awakens village life. Fragments of Romance words penetrate the hustle and bustle of farmers, cheese makers, bakers and craftsmen.

Tarasp and Vulpera lie on the right side of the valley. Characterised by their castle, visible from afar, and nestled in a gentle, natural environment, they differ from the other villages.

Scuol – the village centre has been preserved with typical Engadine houses and picturesque village squares, surrounded and protected by modern buildings. The mineral water in and around Scuol is particularly special..

Sent, formerly the largest village in the Lower Engadine, is a prime example of Romansh culture. This culture is visible, audible and palpable everywhere, and it captivates visitors.

In Ramosch, you almost feel like you are travelling back in time. Here you will find a striking terraced landscape with magnificent Engadin houses and traces of settlements dating back 3,500 years.

Vnà – sun-kissed and somewhat remote from the rest of the world at 1,600 metres above sea level. This Romansh village captivates visitors with its proximity to nature and offers attractive tours.

The scent of nature and freshly brewed beer hangs in the air – welcome to Tschlin. Here, the coexistence of people, animals and landscape is more pronounced than anywhere else.

Strada-Martina – a corner of the Engadin that is particularly fertile, rich in biodiversity and unspoilt. The hamlets along the Inn offer both history and attractive excursion possibilities.