Engadin, however you want it.

Engadin Valley is a high Alpine valley in eastern Switzerland, located in the canton of Graubünden. Stretching along the upper Inn River, it is known for its crystal-clear lakes, dramatic mountain peaks, and crisp alpine air. The valley is divided into Upper Engadin, home to glamorous resorts like St. Moritz, and Lower Engadin, which offers quieter villages and preserved Romanesque architecture.

Engadin is famous for its sunny climate, scenic hiking trails, winter sports, and traditional Engadine-style houses decorated with sgraffito art. In winter, it transforms into a world-class skiing and cross-country destination, while summer brings opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and lake activities. Despite its luxury reputation in parts, much of the valley remains peaceful and deeply connected to nature.