Attractions

  • Corvatsch

    Address:
    Surlej, Corvatschbahn, Silvaplana, Switzerland .

    Two cable cars over the blue Upper Engadin lakes, varying levels, different experiences: On the Corvatsch high alpine view to the white Biancograt of the Piz Bernina, on Furtschellas a hiking paradise with 6 mountain lakes.

    The Corvatsch is the highest point of the Engadine accessible by mountain railway. From the panoramic restaurant you can enjoy the view of the nearby high mountains. Half way up, at the middle station Murtèl, a short hike to the mountain guesthouse Fuorcla Surlej with the Seelein, on whose blue-shimmering surface the Biancograt of the Piz Bernina is reflected. Descent from here to Val Roseg (Pontresina).

    The waterway, the Via Gastronomica, a detour to the Val Fex, the panoramic path to the Corvatsch middle station and the petting zoo are the attractions on Furtschellas.

    https://www.corvatsch.ch/en/

    1. Cristins Skilift

      Address:
      Via dal Corvatsch, Silvaplana, Switzerland .

      In the immediate vicinity of car parks and the valley station of the Corvatschbahn cable car, children and beginners can gain their first snow sports experience at the Cristins ski lift under the simplest conditions - and leave open the question of whether it is already possible to travel to the large ski resort, which is just a snowball's throw away. Or whether it's better to wait until the day after tomorrow. And for all experts, this lift is the feeder to the Corvatsch gondola station. The chesa surlej hotel has direct access to the Cristins ski lift. Our guests can strap on their skis directly at the front door and start skiing.

       

    2. Skischule Corvatsch

      Address:
      Via da Marias 93, Sils im Engadin/Segl, Switzerland .

      The Swiss Ski School Corvatsch AG is your competent snow sports partner in Silvaplana, Sils and Maloja. Offers: Group and private lessons for skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, telemarking, freestyle, snowshoeing and events.

      Telefon Geschäft: +41 81 544 0 544
      Email:info@skischule-corvatsch.ch
      URL:http://www.skischule-corvatsch.ch

    3. Skiservice Corvatsch

      Address:
      Via dal Corvatsch 29, Switzerland .

      " Skiservice is synonymous with outstanding advice on all technical, sportive and stylish matters. You will find the latest skis, and ski boots, as well as matching ski wear, casual apparel, shoes, and handy accessories in our shops in the valley. You can rent skis or have your skis tuned overnight at any of our shops."

      https://www.skiservice-corvatsch.com/en/

    4. Windsurfcenter Silvaplana

      Address:
      Stradun Chantunel 4 .

      "WINDSURFING SILVAPLANA"

      The unique location of the Silvaplana Windsurfing School in the Engadine, where a brisk thermal wind blows daily, has led to the Silvaplana Lake becoming a windsurfing mecca from an early age.

      Windsurfing Silvaplana is one of the most popular windsurfing schools in the world, and our passion for professional windsurfing lessons combined with individual advice is what sets Windsurfing Silvaplana apart. The international team of multilingual teachers gives everyone the maximum benefit. Above all, learning success, fun and team spirit count.

      Many students return every year, either to improve their learning, to benefit from our state-of-the-art rental station or even as a windsurf instructor.

      info@windsurfing-silvaplana.ch

       

    5. Silvaplana See

      Address:
      Silvaplana-Surlej, Silvaplana, Switzerland .

      Wind intoxicated in the Engadin - gliding over the water and taking off in the Silvaplana lake

      The Silvaplana kitesurfing school in the Engadin, where a brisk thermal wind blows daily, has led to the Silvaplana Lake becoming a windsurfing mecca from an early age.

      The Maloja wind always blows daily in warm and warm weather. He arrives around lunchtime, peaking at around 6bps (30 knots).

      Windsurfing Silvaplana is one of the most famous windsurfing schools in the world, passionate about professional windsurfing lessons combined with individual advice. The international team of multilingual teachers gives everyone the maximum benefit. Above all, learning success, fun and team spirit count.

    6. Crap da Sass

      Address:
      Chastè Crap da Sass, Via dal Chastè, Silvaplana, Switzerland .

      The castle of Crap da Sass ("Rock of Stone" in Romansh) is a neo-romantic castle on the shore of Lake Silvaplana, built in 1906 by the German General Count von der Lippe.

    7. Lej Nair

      Address:
      Lej Nair, Silvaplana, Switzerland .

      The Lej Nair in Silvaplana (in English "Blak Lake") is located in the Upper Engadine at an altitude of 1864 meters above sea level. The mountain lake is located in a protected moor area. Information boards point to the species-rich flora and fauna around the lake area and urge caution. At the Seelein, in the sunshine, the Upper Engadin postcard idyll prevails, when the firs and clouds are reflected on the water surface.

    8. Lej Marsch

      Address:
      Lej Marsch, Saint Moritz, Switzerland .

      The Lej Marsch, Marschsee in German, is located near the village of Champfèr in the Upper Engadin at 1,810 meters above sea level. Translated from the Rhaeto-Romanic means "march" stale or lazy - Lej march is called stale lake.
      The inflow and outflow of the small mountain lake is the San Gian Bach, which flows into the Inn shortly after leaving the lake. The Moorsee is around 100m wide and 50m long. South or southeast are the Champfèrsee, the Lej Nair / Schwarzsee and the Silvaplanersee in the immediate vicinity. The area around the idyllic Marschsee is forested.

    9. Hahnensee

      Address:
      Hahnensee, Silvaplana, Switzerland .

      The Hahnensee, in Romansh Lej dals Chöds, is a mountain lake in the Engadine. It lies in the area of the two municipalities Silvaplana and St. Moritz at an altitude of 2153 meters above sea level. The picturesque lake is located in the middle of a larch forest on a high plateau above the St. Moritz ski jump. The Hahnensee and its surroundings are protected. By the lake you can enjoy a wonderful view over the Engadine lakes.

      Right next to the Seelein you can eat in the mountain restaurant Hahnensee. You will also find a playground near the lake.

    10. Corviglia

      Address:
      Corviglia, Saint Moritz, Switzerland .

      In winter, Corviglia ranks among the world’s most renowned ski areas; in summer, it’s one of the most up-and-coming mountain bike regions around; in fact, right now it’s still something of an insider’s tip. Snow and meadows, hiking boots versus ski boots – the Corviglia is the sports mountain bar none. And it’s precisely here that, more than 150 years ago, the very first skiers ventured down its slopes.

      https://www.mountains.ch/en/Mountain-adventure

      1. Muottas Muragl

        Address:
        Punt Muragl, Pontresina, Switzerland .

        Relax and slow down at the most beautiful view in the Engadin.

        In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it is often difficult to find peace and relax. But on Muottas Muragl clocks run slower. On the pleasure mountain in the Engadin, the active and conscious idleness is celebrated. If you want to be physically active before or after the culinary delights in the panoramic restaurant, do so in the summer on short or long walks or marvel at the works of art on the Senda d'Inspiraziun. In winter, it's time for a leisurely snowshoe tour, winter hike or - for those who like it a bit more rapid - to the toboggan run.

        While the parents relax on the panoramic terrace and let their mind wander, the children in the playground behind the hotel will not be bored. This is also open in winter. On a subsequent hike to Pontresina, young and old can look forward to the numerous marmots and ibexes that are at home here.

      2. Fex Tal

        Address:
        Via da Fex, Sils im Engadin/Segl, Switzerland .

        A few steps behind Sils Dorfplatz begins one of the most beautiful side valleys of the Engadine. The largely car-free Val Fex - or Fextal - enchants hikers, mountain bikers and walkers as well as snowshoe and cross-country skiers. There is a wohle paradise to discover.

        With its open meadows and pastures, the shady forest and its varied network of trails, the Val Fex is a unique hiking paradise in summer. In winter, the approximately 8 km long valley offers a white, snow-sure wonderland. The only thing you can hear are the bright bells of the carriage horses and the crunching of their own steps in the snow. There are still around 100 people in Fextal today. And some of them make sure that the palate is always satisfied. Hiking with all senses, in summer as in winter.

        https://www.sils.ch/de-ch/aufenthalt/sils-entdecken/val-fex.html

        1. Diavolezza

          Address:
          Diavolezza, Pontresina, Switzerland .

          The fairy-tale mountain scenery

          Simply fabulous…

          The three cable cars are all in the Upper Engadin, located around the famous Bernina massif with the 4049 m high Piz Bernina at its heart – the only 4000 m peak in the Eastern Alps. On the eastern side of the Piz Bernina towers the mighty Corvatsch, while the gentler Diavolezza and Lagalb, the sports fans' favourite, are to the east.

          The villages of Sils, Silvaplana, St. Moritz and Pontresina are part of this fairy-tale mountain scenery, along with the Bernina Pass. Whether it's winter or summer, whether you are in search of action, fine food or relaxation – at the three mountains of Corvatsch, Diavolezza and Lagalb, everyone will find what they are looking for. The cable cars run for 365 days a year, for seven months in the winter for skiers and then for five months in the summer – offering breath taking views of the Piz Bernina from different perspectives. 14 mountain restaurants in winter and 6 mountain restaurants in summer are waiting to treat you as well.

          https://www.diavolezza.ch/en/

          1. Ovaverva

            Address:
            Via Mezdi 17, Saint Moritz, Switzerland .

            Fun and action in the large indoor pool

            Ready for all types of swimming, the 25-meter pool will provide ample space for sports or leisure swimmers as well as families!

            For indoor visitors without fear of heights, the diving pool with a 3-meter-high platform and two diving boards, each one meter high, are a perfect pastime.

            Learning to swim easily while playing

            Even up-and-coming talents will find a training zone in the indoor pool: they can do their first swimming moves in the specially designed learning pool. In the splash and splash area, small water rats can indulge in fun and games.

            https://www.ovaverva.ch/en.html

            1. Roter Turm

              Address:
              Julierpass, Silvaplana, Switzerland .

              30 meters the red tower on the Julierpass raises itself upwards. The construction defies the harsh alpine environment. The Julier Theater is the new venue of the Origen Culture Festival. A spectacular tower, which uses motives of decay and destruction - and from that grows up to a building that connects borders, languages, architecture and the environment.

            2. Golf Engadin St. Moritz

              Address:
              A l'En 14, Samedan, Switzerland .

              This classic golf course is the oldest in Switzerland and one of the oldest on mainland Europe, celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2018. The 18-hole championship course (par 72) with a length of 6217m, generous putting greens, approach area and 40 partially covered teeing grounds and outstanding technology such as the RoboGolfPro or Trackman leaves nothing to be desired. For the physical well-being is suggested luch in the restaurant of the club house. The Academy "Engadin Golf Center" offers individual or group lessons for all abilities. Carts and trolleys can be hired, caddies are available on request.

              https://www.engadin-golf.ch/en

              1. Museum Engiadinais

                Address:
                Via dal Bagn 39, Saint Moritz, Switzerland .

                The Museum of Engadin home decor and history. - Dive into the Engadine life of yesteryear!

                An electronic guide in 7 languages ​​now accompanies the visitors through the lovingly staged historical rooms and tells the story (s) about it.
                The house had a comprehensive renovation in 2015/16,  after the construction in 1906 the architect Nikolaus Hartmann jun. and reopened as a museum house.
                It houses in its 21 rooms a Swiss unique collection of up to 500 years old interiors, the museum founder Riet Campell gathered. In addition to the historic rooms, a number of different collections are on display, such as chests and caskets, as well as a room dedicated to the Rhaeto-Romanic language.

                Attractively prepared in sound and image, the e-guide on tablet, included in the entrance fee, provides a lot of interesting information about the Engadin and can be used depending on personal interests and time budget.

                Special exhibitions: Hartmann - Architecture of a Family (December 28, 2018 - October 20, 2019), From Kleiekotzer to Squirrel Cage. Animal from the Campell Collection (June 24, 2018 - April 20, 2020)

                https://www.museum-engiadinais.ch/?lang=en

              2. Forum Paracelsus

                Address:
                Plazza Paracelsus, Saint Moritz, Switzerland .

                The Forum Paracelsus in St. Moritz Bad is dedicated to the history of the mineral springs of St. Moritz. The core of this forum is the Mauritius spring tapping which dates back to the Bronze Age. According to archaeological research, the larch wood of this mineral spring tapping, which is the oldest one in Europe still preserved, was harvested in the woods of Upper Engadine around 1411 BC. In the Forum Paracelsus, the history of the St. Moritz mineral springs and the bathing culture is brought to life by touchscreens and listening stations in ten languages.

                The name of the Forum Paracelsus was taken from the naturopathic physician Paracelsus, who was impressed by the curative power of the ferruginous and carbonated springs in St. Moritz in 1535. A drinking fountain invites you to taste the water in the Forum Paracelsus. The building which houses the information centre was built around 1866. For many years, it served as a so-called pump room and was connected to the old spa building and spa baths through a lobby

              3. Atelier Segantini

                Address:
                Haus Segantini, Bregaglia, Switzerland .

                In August 1894, the Segantini family settled in Maloja and moved to the "Chalet Kuoni", built by the engineer of the Gotthard railway company Alexander Kuoni of Chur. Here he felt at home: the last creative years of the artist Giovanni Segantini were spent in the Engadine, as the fantastic light enchanted him. Born in 1858 in Arco (Trento), he had lost both his mother and father as a child, he was raised by his half-sister in Milan, where he began to paint despite his young age. In 1886 he moved to Savognin and in 1894 to the Maloja and Soglio. Five years later Giovanni Segantini died in the homonymous hut on the Munt da Bes-Cha (Mountain Sheep), above Pontresina, at the young age of 41 years.

                The Segantini studio was first built in Soglio in 1897 as a model for the great Engadine Alpine panorama that Giovanni Segantini planned for the Paris World's Exibition in 1900. He had it rebuilt in Maloja. The pavilion has the typical features of a panoramic building: the light and the sloping roof with a decorative shape, falling from above through the clerestory window. Segantini's giant project with a magnificently staged Engadine mountain landscape, which one could have "experienced" from a hill with platform built in the middle, could not be realized for financial reasons. The studio Segantini then served the artist mainly to accommodate his library. Segantini had hardly used it as a painting studio because he prefers to work outdoors. The studio Segantini was later actively used by his son Gottardo to receive the many Segantini interested people from all over the world and sometimes also to paint. In 1986, the studio Segantini was renovated by the architect Bruno Giacometti and opened to the public as a memorial and small museum.

                www.segantini.org/

                1. Cavloc

                  Address:
                  Lägh da Cavloc, Bregaglia, Switzerland .

                  The excursion to the Cavloc Lake (pronounced Cavlotsch) is very popular: In summer, the small lake attracts many tourists from Italy, who treat themselves to fresh mountain air here. But also in spring, autumn and winter you can walk here very nicely. The trails are easy to walk, the height difference is not spectacular. The route between the dam Orlegna and the Bitabergh lake is prepared as a "smuggler's path", which is also a lot of fun for children. It is also perfect that there is a restaurant on Cavloc Lake, which serves hot and cold drinks, cakes and many dishes. In winter, the path is also planed as a winter hiking trail.

                2. Albigna

                  Address:
                  Albigna, Bregaglia, Switzerland .

                  Simply breathtaking: the panorama from the Albigna dam to Bergell!

                  The dam was built in 1955-59 by the power plant of the city of Zurich. The reservoir reflects the high granite mountains. The 115 m high and 759 m long dam not only serves to generate energy, but also provides protection against flooding in heavy rainfall. During a guided tour you can look into the thick walls and find out what is hidden in this enormous building. Not far from the wall, only 45 minutes on foot, is the Albigna hut. You can reach the Albignasee on a strenuous but interesting walk, or faster and more comfortable with the cable car from Pranzaira. The difference in altitude between the mountain and the valley station is about 900 m. During the 15-minute drive you can enjoy the view of the Bergell and crossing another deep gorge you will experience another breathtaking moment.

                  www.albigna.ch/

                  1. Val Roseg

                    Address:
                    Val Roseg, Pontresina, Switzerland .

                    The hike from Pontresina through the Val Roseg leads through park-like landscapes. Larch forests dominate the scene in the Val Roseg. On the left and right are the 3000m peaks of the Upper Engadin. Reducing the scenic beauty of the Upper Engadine to the Silser, the Silvaplaner, the Champfèr and the St. Moritzsee would not do justice to the surrounding valleys. The actual gems are namely in the small side valleys. The romantic Val Fex, the wild Morteratschtal or even the picturesque Val Roseg are the best examples. The easy hike starts at the station of Pontresina and leads on mostly wide paths into the Val Roseg. Right next to the trail is the noise of Rosegbach ubiquitous. The way up to the restaurant Roseg, where the turning point of the hike is, is always slightly ascending. Shortly before reaching the restaurant, the landscape changes. The larch forests clear, the Rosegbach meanders and forms gravel banks, the valley opens up and offers fantastic views of the glaciated peaks of Piz Sella (3'506 m), Cima Sondrio (3'536 m), Piz Glüschaint (3'594 m ), La Muongia (3'516 m) and Il Chapütschin (3'386 m). Fantastic.

                  2. Bernina Express

                    Address:
                    Tourist Information St. Moritz Bahnhof, Plazza da la Staziun, Saint Moritz, Switzerland .

                    The most spectacular crossing of the Alps: The Bernina Express from Chur / Landquart / Davos / St. Moritz - Valposchiavo - Tirano connects language regions and cultures - in serpentine lines and without a cogwheel. The panoramic rides through the UNESCO World Heritage RhB are a treat.

                    High up to the glacier glitter of the mountains, deep down into the palm paradise of Italy: The Bernina Express, the highest railway line across the Alps, connects northern Europe with the south.

                    The railway line blends harmoniously into the mountains of Albula and Bernina. 55 tunnels, 196 bridges and gradients of up to 70 per thousand, the Bernina Express mastered with ease. The roof of the RhB, the Ospizio Bernina, towers at 2 253 meters above sea level. Here, enjoyment of nature and cultural experience become one, here they become the most beautiful experience of the Alps. Thusis - Valposchiavo - Tirano is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a trademark of the Rhaetian Railway. Thanks to the modern Bernina Express panoramic carriages, you enjoy unrestricted views of the untouched Alpine panorama.

                    https://www.rhb.ch/en/panoramic-trains/bernina-express

                    1. Gletscherweg Morteratsch

                      Address:
                      Morteratsch, Pontresina, Switzerland .

                      In the footsteps of eternal ice: Morteratsch Glacier Path

                      Step by step on the trail of the third longest glacier of the Eastern Alps - this is what the Morteratsch Glacier Trail offers. 16 stops inform about the retreat of the glacier and the mysterious life before our time. After just under 50 minutes on foot from the Morteratsch train station, you will see the destination: the milky glacier lake and the gigantic ice tongue. Download the Bernina Glaciers app on your smartphone and enjoy the captivating audio texts in the midst of the impressive landscape. Children can follow in the unique glacier world the stories of the Morteratsch children's book and the glacier spirit "Sabi" and thereby collect exciting impressions. At the end of the tour, a surprise awaits the children.

                      https://www.bernina-glaciers.ch/en/adventures/morteratsch-glacier-trail/

                      1. Piz Bernina

                        Address:
                        Piz Bernina, Pontresina .

                        Sewing machines, sports shops or even a railway line. They all bear his name. But only he owns the crown: the Piz Bernina (4'049 m above sea level) or also called "King of the Mountains", is the only four-thousander of the Eastern Alps and thus the Mount Everest of the Engadine. Indomitable. That's how he was for a long time. Until 1850, when first-time climber Johann Wilhelm Fortunat Coaz dared to try - a hussar piece beyond compare. At that time he wrote in his diary: "At 6:00 pm we were standing on the longed-for lofty peak on pure ground not touched by any human being, on the highest point of the canton." We were seized with earnest feelings, the greedy eye sweeping over the earth to the far Horizon and thousands and thousands of mountain peaks encamped around us, diving in rocky outcrops of shining glacial seas, astonished and anxious, we looked over this magnificent mountain world. "

                      2. Piz Palü

                        Address:
                        Piz Palü .

                        He shines in the sunlight, calls and lures. Sometimes he covers himself with a veil of mist. The Piz Palü is like a beautiful woman who knows exactly how beautiful she is and how she has to use her feminine charms. And another thing in common: The 3901 meter high mountain, which belongs to the Bernina group of the Eastern Alps, can not be easily conquered. Knowledge, empathy and ability provided - just ladylike.

                      3. Camerata – Salonmusik in Pontresina

                        Address:
                        Tais, Pontresina, Switzerland .

                        They still exist. Things that you thought were long gone. Pencil sharpeners, phone books or just the legendary spa concerts of Camerata Pontresina. The latter took place for the first time in 1910 and for a long time formed the main attraction of the Pontresiner summer program. A century later: in summer, at 11 o'clock, salon music in the middle of the Taiswald still sounds every day in good weather. If you sit down on a bench there, go on a journey back in time to the highlight of the Belle Époque. Close your eyes and just enjoy.

                        https://www.pontresina.ch/en/summer/camerata-pontresina/

                        1. Hochseilgarten Pontresina

                          Address:
                          Hochseilgarten Pontresina, Cuntschet, Pontresina, Switzerland .

                          https://govertical.ch/hochseilgarten-pontresina/

                          Balancing, rolling, bobbing, climbing, crawling, swinging, bouncing, climbing, jumping: the new high ropes course in Pontresina provides for exercise. The facility is located in the forest and offers playful challenges for movement talents from the age of four with rope bridges, zip lines, balance beams and various obstacles.

                          Children under the age of 13 are only allowed in the grounds when accompanied by adults. All amateur cyclists are instructed by experts, equipped with safety equipment and examined on the test track. Those who pass the test may start according to their mood

                          hochseilgarten-pontresina

                          1. Lai da Marmorera

                            Address:
                            Lai da Marmorera, Surses, Switzerland .

                            The "Lai da Marmorera" or Lake Marmorera is located in the Grisons municipality Surses. The reservoir is located between the villages of Mulegns and Bivio on the Julier Pass road at an altitude of 1680 meters above sea level. The Marmorera Reservoir, operated by the city of Zurich, has a length of around 1.4km and a width of up to 700m.

                            On the east side of Lake Marmorera the road leads to the Julier Pass. Around half of the lake, also in the east, lies the hamlet of Marmorera. This was rebuilt in the 60s after the construction of the reservoir and the flooding of the old village.

                            The reservoir is very popular among divers, but the remains of ancient Marmoreras can be explored.

                          2. Lago Di Saoseo

                            Address:
                            Lago di Saoseo, Poschiavo, Switzerland .

                            The Lagh da Saoseo is located in the Val di Campo, a side valley of the Puschlav in the canton of Grisons. The idyllic mountain lake is located at an altitude of 2029 meters above sea level and is located in the municipality of Poschiavo. The lake is about 140m long and just as wide.

                            The picturesque lake is surrounded by a dense spruce forest and is often referred to as one of the most beautiful lakes in Switzerland. Not only because of its location, but also because of its blue shimmering water that makes you think of the Caribbean. Bold, the lake is not too warm in midsummer, dare to bathe in the lake.

                            About 400m west of the Saoseo Lake, on the other side of the forest, there is the Rifugio Saoseo, a mountain refuge of the Swiss Alpine Club.

                          3. Der Schweizer Nationalpark

                            Address:
                            Swiss National Park, Zernez, Switzerland .

                            The Swiss National Park (SNP) is the largest wilderness area in Switzerland. This unique natural oasis is located in the south-eastern corner of Switzerland and covers 170 km2 of untouched natural landscape with 80 km of marked hiking trails.

                            According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the SNP is a category Ia reserve (highest protection class, wilderness area). Founded in 1914, it is also the oldest national park in the Alps and Central Europe.

                            Animals, plants, habitats and natural processes have been protected from human influence for over 100 years. Here, nature can simply be nature - man stands in the background and is witness to the dynamic processes that give this alpine landscape its incomparable character.

                            https://www.nationalpark.ch/en/

                            1. Streichelzoo

                              Address:
                              Furtschellas Mittelstation, Sils im Engadin/Segl, Switzerland .

                              Meet the animals 

                              At the Furtschellas top station, there are dwarf goats, rabbits and chickens eager to be stroked by gentle children's hands. The petting zoo is right next to the La Chüdera mountain restaurant. During the summer season the animals live up here at 2312 m and can be stroked and picked up. Close by, you can spend some time at the playground or relaxing on a deckchair on the terrace.

                            2. Museo Ciäsa Granda

                              Address:
                              Museo Ciäsa Granda, Strada Cantonale, Bregaglia, Switzerland .

                              Ciäsa Granda means "big house" in the Bergeller dialect and in fact the museum is housed in a stately patrician house from 1581. An underground exhibition space has been added to the original building, in which numerous works by the artists Giovanni, Alberto and Diego Giacometti as well as Augusto Giacometti and Varlin can be visited.

                              ciaesagranda.ch/en/

                              1. Soglio Dorf

                                Address:
                                Soglio, Bregaglia, Switzerland .

                                Giovanni Segantini must have been sitting in the garden of the Palazzo Salis when he raved that Soglio was "the threshold to paradise". The place is also known for its flower splendor, it could not be more romantic.

                                Soglio is a charming village of 300 inhabitants in Bergell. It lies on a sunny mountain terrace, and right at the top of the slope is the church of St. Lorenzo, which is still considered the landmark of the place. Through the narrow, stone-paved streets, blowing the breath of history. Soglio was already inhabited in prehistoric times, the place name is already in documents from the year 1219.

                                Two sequoias, a baroque rose garden and a Mediterranean flair: all around the Palazzo Salis you will find stylish rest, in the restaurant regional delicacies and in the "Historic Hotel of the Year 1998" a piece of Bergeller past .

                              2. Nietzsche Haus

                                Address:
                                Nietzsche-Haus, Via da Marias, Sils im Engadin/Segl, Switzerland .

                                “Well, my dear old friend, I am once more in the Upper Engadine. This is my third visit to the place and once again I feel that my proper refuge and home is here and nowhere else.” (Friedrich Nietzsche to Carl von Gersdorff, Sils Maria, late June 1883)

                                nietzschehaus.ch/en/

                                1. Chamanna Segantini

                                  Address:
                                  Segantinihütte, Pontresina, Switzerland .

                                  Giovanni Segantini is regarded as the great reviver of Alpine painting and an important representative of Symbolism at the end of the 19th century. To complete his triptych for the forthcoming world fair in Paris, retreated to the Schafberg hut above Pontresina. On 28 september 1899, at the age of 41 years, the artist died unexpectedly on the Schafberg hight above Pontresina while working on the middle section of his Alpine Triptych. His beautiful triptych can be seen at the segantini museum in St. Moritz.

                                  Today the hut with his spectacular view down the Engadine is a popular excursion for local inhabitants and visitors from all over the world.

                                  https://www.segantinihuette.ch/informationen/english/