From world-famous cure resort to wellness destination.

The mineral water of Scuol

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More than 20 mineral springs flow in the area around Scuol, which were first mentioned in a document in 1369. The towns of Scuol, Tarasp and Vulpera became world-famous as health resorts 100 years ago and still attract guests from all over the world. Bathing in the Bogn Engiadina mineral baths, walking along the Inn past the historic drinking hall Büvetta Tarasp or tasting mineral water at the various village fountains – mineral water can be experienced in numerous ways.
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Mineral water experiences

Immerse yourself in the world of mineral water and experience the mineral springs and the refreshing wet in many different ways.

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Chalzina Sura-Quelle – Mineralwasserwege Scuol

About mineral water

How is mineral water made? What ingredients can be found in mineral water? How does the water from different sources differ? You can find the answers here.

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The mineral springs at a glance

Discover the diversity of mineral springs. Each one looks different – natural or tapped – and also offers its own taste due to its unique composition of minerals.

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Die Trinkhalle Büvetta Tarasp im Winterkleid in Nairs

Drinking hall Büvetta Tarasp

The two strongest mineral springs in the region still flow in the former drinking hall Büvetta Tarasp in Nairs. The historical building is not accessible due to the danger of rockfall.
Information about the drinking hall and the association Pro Büvetta Tarasp
Johannes Studer kontrolliert die Sotsass-Quelle. Bild: Dominik Täuber.

Well master Johannes Studer

The water gushes refreshingly cool from the village fountains. But where does this precious commodity come from and what are the tasks of a well master?

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Water souvenirs

Mit der miraculaua-Flasche das einzigartige Mineralwasser von Scuol abfüllen und mitnehmen
«Miraculaua» bottle

You can taste mineral water at five village fountains and at numerous tapped springs and also fill it directly for on the road. Get the «miraculaua» bottle for CHF 31.00 at the guest information or order it from the shop.

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Wasserkaraffe AUA – Engadin Scuol Zernez – Andrea Badrutt
Water carafe «AUA»

You will come across the water carafe with the triangle in various hotels and restaurants. If you would like to have one at home, it can be purchased for CHF 15.00 at the guest information in Scuol.

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Poster der alten Werbeplakate für Trink- und Badekuren in Scuol, Tarasp und Vulpera
Historical advertising posters

For a bit of nostalgia, there is a small selection of old advertising boards promoting cure stays at the time as posters (CHF 12.00). These are available for direct purchase at the guest information in Scuol.

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Funtana d'En – Innquelle – Mineralwasser der Ferienregion Engadin Scuol Zernez

Project for (mineral) water positioning

The holiday region wants to make it even easier to experience the mineral water and is working on various projects with many partners for this purpose. Discover the first results.

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Sustainable because ...

... the springs and their experiences are based on natural resources that can be regenerated. This means that the mineral water comes from underground sources that can be naturally renewed over time. The sustainable use of these sources minimises the environmental impact and avoids depleting important natural resources. Furthermore, environmentally responsible mineral water experiences are used to protect the water sources, raise awareness and ensure their long-term availability. In addition, experiences such as the mineral water hike and guided tour or tastings allow old traditions and stories from the spa era to be made comprehensible and passed on. This promotes the preservation of the culture and history of the Lower Engadine.