Look at the great Rheatoromanic farmhouses
Anjutka Says: The lower Engadin is far less touristy than the Upper Engadin with St. Moritz etc. and I am tempted to state that this is far more the authentic Engadin. Tourism has left surprisingly few traces, the most villages are copmpletely unspoilt of modern buildings and all are...
Ustaria Val Tuoi: Authentic place to eat and drink
Anjutka Says: "Ustaria" is in Italian "Osteria" as you may easily guess - but of course the style is not Italian but genuin "Romantsch" We had only a short look into it because we have eaten on the way,
Anjutka Says: It is easiest by car (whichhas to be parked outside below the village), but it can also be reached by train (the famous red narrow gauge trains of the "viafier Retica",the railway naetwork of the Canton Grischun). A small bus connects the village with all the frequent...
Nice sports close to the nature
Anjutka Says: All the Lower Engadin offers wonderful opportunities for sports close to nature all the year round, In Winter and spring ski alpinism in the Silvretta around the mountain lodge Chamanna Tuoi (but the valley leading to it has the name "val Lavinuoz" which is a due warning...
See also other villages in Lower Engadin
Anjutka Says: Other picturesque villages are Sent and Ardez with 1000 years old churches and castle ruins around.
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The notorious problem with the VT database made it necessary to name this page after one of the villages in the Lower Engadin, The Engadin (with places like St. Moritz), one of the most important...
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Guarda is a small village located 1650 metres high above the lower part of the Engadin valley. Once an almost deserted place due to its remote location, it has been revived after most houses have...
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