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Valley in the Swiss Alps
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The Engadin (or Engadine) is a valley in Switzerland, forming the southern part of the canton Graubünden. It follows the uppermost part of the Inn, where it also gets its name from. The valley is made up by two parts: Upper Engadin with the famous St. Moritz and Lower Engadin with the main town Scuol. Several valleys next to the Engadin are also part of this region: Val Müstair over the Fuorn Pass, contains a big part of the Swiss National Park. Val Bregaglia and Val Poschiavo are two Italian-speaking valleys connected to the main valley via the Maloja and the Bernina passes.
By plane
For most people the airport of choice will be Zurich airport, from where you can travel on by train via Chur or Landquart.
By car
From Northern Switzerland take Julier Pass or Albula Pass for the Upper Engadin, of which only the first is open during winter, the Lower Engadin is served by Fluela Pass (only open in summer) and…
By car
By bus
Even the smallest village of the valley can be reached with the yellow Postal Car buses. The bus lines are usually well interconnected to each other and the timetable of the trains.
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Pontresina is a village in Graubünden. The village is close to the ski resorts around St.
Samedan is a secluded village in the canton of Graubünden in Switzerland but it is well connected with the rest of the country.
Samnaun is a city in Graubünden, in Switzerland. It is close to the Austrian border and is a separate duty-free area, which means that you might be controlled by the Swiss customs as well when going to or leaving Samnaun.
St. Moritz (German: Sankt Moritz, Italian: San Maurizio, French: Saint-Moritz) is in the Upper Engadin in the canton of Graubünden in Switzerland.
Scuol is the main tourist hub of the Lower Engadin in the canton of Graubunden (Switzerland).
Swiss National Park is the only national park in Switzerland, located in Graubünden canton.
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