Hotel & Offers Engadin St. Moritz - Pontresina

FRANCE
Genève
Basel (280 km)
Frankfurt
Schaffhausen
St. Gallen
Zürich (200 km)
Landquart
Klosters
Bern Chur
Davos
SCHWEIZ
Brig
Zermatt
Journey by car
Journey by public transport
Glacier Express
Bernina Express
UNESCO World Heritage
Albula–Bernina line
Venice–St.Moritz Tour
Palm Express (PostBus)
Vereina car-transporter rail service
09 La Punt Chamues-ch This pic-
turesque village at the foot of
the Albula Pass offers delightful
tobogganing, ski touring and
snowshoe trekking.
10 Madulain Tranquil Madulain is
the smallest village in the Upper
Engadin and a paradise for crosscountry
skiers.
11 Zuoz Families are especially
well catered for in this patrician
village, with its child-friendly ski
area and glorious cross-country
ski trails.
12 S-chanf The finish point of the
Engadin Ski Marathon boasts
enchanting cross-country trails,
as well as idyllic footpaths and
bridleways.
13 Zernez Zernez offers toboggan-
ing on Munt Baselgia, snowshoe
trekking on the Ofen Pass and
cross-country skiing in the wide
expanses of the Upper Engadin.
Andermatt
ITALIA
Disentis
Lugano (120 km)
Milano (175 km)
DEUTSCHLAND
Thusis
Maloja
Lecco
Bergamo
(145 km)
Friedrichshafen (210 km)
Filisur
Chiavenna
ÖSTERREICH
Landeck
Zernez
Samedan
Pontresina
Poschiavo
Tirano
WAYS TO THE ENGADIN
München (280 km)
Innsbruck (190 km)
Mals
Merano
Venezia (430 km)
By plane Engadin St. Moritz boasts the highest-altitude airport in Europe.
As it has customs facilities, Engadin Airport can also accommodate direct
international flights. A charter service links the Engadin with national and
international airports. www.engadin-airport.ch
By car A well-developed network of roads makes driving to the Engadin safe
and comfortable. From within Switzerland, you can travel via Chur and the Julier
Pass, or via Klosters by car-transporter service through the Vereina tunnel (trains
every half-hour). From Germany and Austria, access is also possible via Landeck
– and from Italy, via the Maloja Pass, the Bernina Pass or the Ofen Pass.
Zurich–St. Moritz: 200 km (125 miles), 3 hours
Innsbruck–St. Moritz: 190 km (120 miles), 2½ hours
Milan–St. Moritz: 175 km (110 miles), 3 hours
Munich–St. Moritz: 280 km (175 miles), 4 hours
Friedrichshafen-St. Moritz: 210 km (130 miles), 3 hours
Basel–St. Moritz: 280 km (175 miles), 4 hours
www.engadin.stmoritz.ch/roadreport
By train Visitors travel as far as Chur with the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB),
then continue their journey with the Rhaetian Railway (RhB). The line through
the Albula valley into the Engadin, with its spiral tunnels and giddying
viaducts, is one of the most picturesque and interesting in the whole of Europe.
Together with the Bernina Line, it became part of UNESCO World Heritage in
July 2008. www.engadin.stmoritz.ch/railwaytraffic
Shuttle bus A direct bus transfer brings visitors comfortably from Zurich Airport
to the Engadin in around 3 hours, without changes. For the timetable, see:
www.engadinexpress.ch
Airport transfers Minibus transfers can be arranged on request from the airports
of Zurich, Milan-Malpensa, Milan-Linate, Bergamo or Basel to any chosen hotel in
Engadin St. Moritz, and back. For details, see: www.engadin.stmoritz.ch/arrival