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Olympics 2026: Information and tips for your trip to the Lower Engadine and Val Müstair
The 2026 Winter Olympics will take place in Italy from 6 to 22 February. Many spectators will travel through Graubünden to attend this major event. Increased traffic is therefore to be expected. This affects the Lower Engadin and Val Müstair. Our holiday region is located on the route to the venue in Livigno.
The canton therefore recommends that not only visitors to the Winter Games use public transport. The Lower Engadine and Val Müstair are easily accessible by public transport.
Transit vignette for your car
If you are coming to us by car, please allow extra time and check the current traffic situation. Good to know: In order to efficiently manage motorised traffic towards Zernez/Livigno, there will be checkpoints. This mainly affects spectators of the Olympic Games.
The transit vignette makes it easier for guests in the Engadin and Val Müstair to pass through. It can be obtained free of charge. The link to download the vignette and further information on arrival and departure as well as the current road situation can be found below.
Tip 1: Use public transport
- Arrive faster: Travelling by train and bus means avoiding waiting times on the road.
- Bear in mind the holiday season: Travelling by public transport is particularly recommended for journeys on 6/7/8 and 13/14/15 February.
- Travel lighter: Have your luggage transported from station to station or door to door with the SBB luggage service.
- Local public transport included: From your first night's stay, you can travel free of charge on public transport during your stay in the Lower Engadine and Val Müstair.
Information on travelling by public transport
During the holiday season and the Winter Olympics, travelling by public transport is recommended. Travelling by train and bus avoids waiting times and increased traffic.
For greater comfort during your holiday trip, you can check in large items of luggage in advance. Many hotels will collect your luggage from the station. And SBB will deliver your luggage from door to door on request.
Key information and links:
- Check in luggage — or have it collected and delivered: Overview of SBB luggage service
- Holidaying in a hotel? Many hotels will collect your luggage from the station. Information on hotel delivery
- Reserve a seat on an SBB train (reservation not possible on the RhB)
- Plan your bus connection: SBB app for Android and Apple
- Guest card valid for public transport: free travel from your first night in the Lower Engadine, Samnaun and Val Müstair.
Tip 2: Plan your car journey
- Allow extra time: The journey by car will take longer than usual, especially on Saturdays 7 and 14 February.
- Be aware of waiting times: Waiting times of up to three hours are forecast at the Vereina car transport terminal.
- Consider alternatives: Is it possible to arrive or depart earlier or later? Or is switching to public transport an alternative?
Infos zur Anreise mit dem Auto
During the holiday season and the Winter Olympics, there may be increased traffic. Please check the current traffic situation before departure.
Traffic is monitored at certain points in Val Müstair and Engadin. The transit vignette makes it easier to continue your journey. It is free of charge and intended for all guests who are not travelling to Livigno/Bormio.
Key information and links:
- Obtain a transit vignette: information and free download of vignette
- Forecast waiting times for Vereina car transport
- Current waiting times for Vereina car transport
- Current traffic situation in Graubünden
The tips and information on this page are updated regularly.
We wish you a pleasant journey and look forward to welcoming you.