A common rhythm – our rhythm.

Especially during the summer months, the Swiss National Park offers a unique landscape that is known for its diverse flora and fauna. A pair of binoculars is therefore a must on every hike!

Drinking carbonated water directly from a village fountain or even bathing in it, marvelling at springs in their historical form or in their natural state - all this is possible on a route of just six kilometres around Scuol. Various offers provide the opportunity to experience the mineral water from more than 20 springs and learn more about it.

Mountaineering villages are small, quiet places that have dedicated themselves to gentle tourism. Their great potential lies in their unspoilt nature, the high-quality natural and cultural landscape and the wide range of mountain sports opportunities. Careful treatment of the mountain environment and the strengthening of regional value creation are at the centre of the initiative.

Scenic hiking trails, unspoilt nature and good public transport connections. Enjoy carefree, beautiful hiking holidays in Engadin Samnaun Val Müstair!

Over 1000 bike kilometres, diverse landscapes, varied trails and tours as far as the eye can see. If you can't see the wood for the trees, this multi-day bike tour is just the thing for you. It combines the region's trail gems in three stages. Bookable incl. luggage transport for a carefree bike holiday.

Experience the trail highlights of the Engadin Samnaun Val Müstair holiday region on this cross-valley stage tour. Highlights such as the Fimber Pass, Val Sinestra and Val Sampuoir are waiting to capture the hearts of runners. All bookable incl. luggage transport. Nothing stands in the way of your trail running adventure. 

Discover the rich cultural diversity of the Engadin. From renowned art museums to charming galleries - our region is a paradise for art lovers. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Alpine art and experience the unique combination of tradition and modernity.

«Il rumantsch», Romansh, is one of the four national languages of Switzerland and is mainly spoken in the canton of Graubünden, including the Engadin. The Lower Engadin cultivates the idiom «Vallader» – a language that sounds like music to one's ears. See for yourself!

The craft, known as «Sgraffito», gives Engadin houses their unmistakable charm and contributes to the beauty of the villagescape. In the Lower Engadine, this traditional craft is cultivated in many different ways far beyond «Sgraffito» and interested parties have the opportunity to learn it in courses.