How to reach the Engadin

HThe incredible journey from Landquart or Chur is a two-hour adventure. The 120-year-old Albula Railway is a real highlight as a UNESCO World Heritage Site representing a pioneering piece of railway history.

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Further information

See travel times, stops and journey durations for the Bernina Express at engadin.ch/get-here i

BIf you travel to the Engadin by car, you’re in for an exciting ride. Prepare for plenty of twists and turns on the Ofen, Julier, Maloja and Bernina passes. When the passes aren’t open, you can always board the Autoverlad Vereina car shuttle train in Prättigau.

Further information

See details of current traffic conditions in the Engadin and info on car shuttle waiting times at engadin.ch/get-here i

From Chiavenna (in Italy) or Lugano, you can get to St. Moritz on the PostBus and enjoy the twists, turns and views along the way. Another PostBus route runs from Chur via Savognin and the Julier Pass.

Further information

Check departure and journey times for the PostBus at engadin.ch/get-here

← This illustration is inspired by an old travel guide from 1931.

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