Location: Scuol, Grisons

Scuol and the Lower Engadine – Discover Alpine Authenticity and Living Tradition Imagine a retreat where time seems to move more slowly. Nestled within a natural and cultural landscape preserved across generations, the Lower Engadine offers a true sanctuary for those seeking peace and authenticity. Here, historic village centers adorned with centuries-old sgraffito facades blend with pure mountain air to create a living space that goes far beyond a mere travel destination—it is a place to truly arrive. Nature & Active Recreation: The untouched nature of the Lower Engadine invites you to enjoy exclusive experiences. Discover alpine wildlife in its purest form in the Swiss National Park, explore historic monuments like Tarasp Castle, enjoy a relaxed round of golf against the majestic backdrop of the Engadin Dolomites, or explore the vast network of hiking and biking trails. Winter Magic & Wellness Tradition: During the cold season, the region transforms into a top-tier winter sports destination. The Motta Naluns ski resort impresses with perfectly groomed slopes, while the renowned Bogn Engiadina invites you to deep relaxation with its Roman-Irish bathing tradition—a flawless symbiosis of activity and regeneration. Identity & Culture: Following the merger in 2015, Scuol—together with the picturesque hamlets of Guarda, Ardez, Ftan, Sent, and Tarasp—forms the largest municipality in Switzerland by area. A treasured asset is the Romansh language (Vallader), which is deeply rooted in everyday life and underlines the valley's unique cultural character. The Wonder of Mineral Springs: Unique in the Alps are the more than 20 mineral springs that have shaped Scuol and its surroundings for centuries. Fresh, pure mineral water of the highest quality continues to flow from the village fountains today—a precious gift of nature that uniquely enhances the local quality of life. Excellent Accessibility: Thanks to the Rhaetian Railway and well-maintained mountain pass roads, Scuol is comfortably and safely accessible year-round by both public transport and private car. The journey through the breathtaking mountain world provides a wonderfully atmospheric prelude to your stay in the Lower Engadine.