The historic drinking hall

Büvetta Tarasp

Trinkhalle Büvetta Scuol
The two mineral springs Lucius and Emerita bubble up in the Büvetta Tarasp drinking hall. They are the richest mineral springs in the Lower Engadine, and the Funtana Lucius is considered the strongest mineral spring in Europe. The building itself, which houses both springs, is also a special feature.
The association Pro Büvetta Tarasp is actively working for the preservation, protection and a new use of the historical heritage of the drinking hall Büvetta Tarasp, which is located in a danger zone and is therefore not accessible until further notice. The building is symbolic of the emergence of tourism in the region.
Die Büvetta Tarasp von oben
Altarraum der Büvetta Tarasp - Trinkhalle in Nairs, Engadin Scuol Zernez
The Büvetta Tarasp is the grandest and only surviving drinking hall from the great era of spa tourism in Switzerland and as such is an important part of the cultural heritage of the National Park region and beyond

Ludmila Seifert Managing director Bündner Heimatschutz (2018)

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Ausblick auf Büvetta in Tarasp

The drinking hall Büvetta Tarasp

Learn more about the history of the Büvetta Tarasp, the building itself and what has been achieved so far to save the drinking hall and what is still to come.

Learn more about the drinking hall
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Wandelhalle der Büvetta Tarasp - Nairs - Engadin Scuol Zernez - Oliver Gutfleisch

Association Pro Büvetta Tarasp

The association is committed to access and revitalisation of the drinking hall. The association receives support locally, from all over Switzerland and even beyond the country's borders.

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Chalzina Sura-Quelle – Mineralwasserwege Scuol

Lower Engadin mineral water

Below the drinking hall, the natural mineral springs Lucius and Emerita are captured and still bubble to the surface. Learn more about the Lower Engadin spring paradise.

To the Lower Engadin mineral water
Watch Lost Places Büvetta Trinkhalle im Engadin on YouTube.