Villages in Graubünden

Small but nice – 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.

Burnt down and rebuilt with Italian features, that's what distinguishes Lavin. It is often called Italianità Engiadinaisa, which comes not least from its joie de vivre and cosmopolitanism.

Hidden far away in a side valley lies a small hamlet of Scuol called S-charl. A lead and silver mine was once operated here, which can still be discovered today.

Sent, formerly the largest village in the Lower Engadin, is a prime example of Rhaeto-Romanic culture. This can be seen, heard and felt everywhere and casts a spell over you.

Susch at the foot of the pass – even its façade suggests something exciting. A real treasure trove of culture awaits us here, such as the towers in the centre of the village or the Rohan Fortress.

On the right side of the valley, at the foot of Piz Pisoc lies Tarasp. It is structurally and scenically different from the other villages and is especially known for its castle.

Vnà – sun-drenched and situated at 1600 m above sea level. The Rhaeto-Romanic village impresses with its immediate proximity to nature and offers attractive hiking and biking routes.