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Historical routes in the ski region of Samnaun Those who complete the marked smugglers’ routes with the aid of the mySamnaun app can look forward to stunning viewpoints and a chance to win something in the prize draw.

Getting started is easy. In the Children’s Ski Paradise La Nars, Switzerland’s longest covered magic carpet transports visitors of all ages effortlessly through the 171-meter tunnel and higher up. Once on top, the riding fun begins.

Scuol Snow Park on Motta Naluns offers plenty of fun for the little ones and an opportunity for high-flying stunts for older visitors. The park‘s central location and the CULT pirate bar make it a popular meeting place for freestylers and acrobats alike...

The paradise for ice cream lovers in Sur En!

Explore the Tamina Gorge near Bad Ragaz in eastern Switzerland: Hike through the 750-meter-long and 70-meter-deep crevice to the spring water grotto, where thermal water bubbles out of the rock at 36.5 degrees.

Nestled in the quiet vastness of the forest, where light and shadow unfold in a gentle interplay, lies this refuge for our most essential companions. Here, nature reveals itself in its most delicate form. Here, life emerges in harmony. Bees are tireless guardians of biodiversity — subtle, precise, and invaluable to the balance of this unique ecosystem. This Bee Home offers them shelter and space — a place of calm and flourishing within the park of the Waldhaus.

When the roof and façade of the Belvedere were renovated in 2018, the main goal was to improve insulation—reducing heating costs and emissions. But the roof renewal also brought an unexpected benefit for local wildlife.

Besides its extensive network of ski pistes, Samnaun offers a very special opportunity – this village in the far east of Switzerland is a paradise for duty-free shopping. The wide slopes of the Duty-Free Run take you from the Palinkopf mountain on the Austrian-Swiss border directly to the shopping mile.

At the rocksresort in Laax, conscious use of resources and the environment is a top priority. That's why the resort has created space for biological diversity and the promotion of biodiversity on its grounds, including small natural paradises for bees, insects and other species. Flowers and herbs bloom on the roofs for the resort's own tea blend, and numerous native wildflower meadows right next to the bee hotel provide the best food for the all-important wild bees, as well as a home for other insects and pollinators.

Along an ancient trade path, the «Puntins Ots Uina» adventure and culture trail leads through the Val d'Uina valley; a small and wildly romantic side valley in lower Engadine. A path characterized by attractive via ferrata passages as you make your way up and over the history-steeped way.

Ice skating, curling, curling and ice hockey: Trü offers something for every ice lover!

The Viticulture Museum "Torculum" presents a fascinating exhibition that allows visitors to see the work and events inside and outside the Torculum. At the same time, the Viticultural Museum is a place that is ideal for social events.

Walk through the car-free old town of the oldest city in Switzerland. Between winding alleys, boutiques and restaurants, you will immerse yourself in over 13000 years of history.

From Sur En in the Lower Engadin, the ice trail meanders through snowy woods along the Inn River. You can skate this three-kilometer-long trail at a leisurely pace or at a brisker clip. A unique way to enjoy the chill of winter.

The Churches of St. Stephen and St. Luzi were and are both situated higher than the much more famous cathedral. Remains of the Church of St. Stephen were first discovered during the construction of the cantonal school in 1850.

Which cows go out to pasture where? What happens to the milk on the alp? Why do the animals wear bells? These questions and more are answered along the new theme trail on alpine life that leads from Somtgant to Radons near Savognin.

One of the three remaining towers on the city walls serves as the Old Town’s southwest entrance and exit. In bygone days, it was on the Ochsenplatz, located just behind the Obertor, that goods were exchanged for the last time before they were taken across the Alps.

The Palü Glacier created an extraordinary natural formation here in times long forgotten.