How to get here
Travel options
The Engadin is accessible in various ways: by train via the UNESCO World Heritage route of the Rhaetian Railway, by car through the Vereina Tunnel or over alpine passes – and even by plane via the regional airport in Samedan. An overview of the current travel options helps with planning the journey.
Latest traffic updates
Check road and pass conditions
All the information you need for a safe and well-planned journey to the Engadin. An overview of road and pass conditions, traffic updates, road closures, and travel by train and car.
For those who enjoy traveling by train…
…the vaacation begins with the journey. The Rhaetian Railway takes travellers to the Engadin in comfort, offering stunning views along the way.
Arrive relaxed, travel smart – here are our three top tips for using public transport:
• Discover the UNESCO-World-Heritage route Albula
The railway route to the Engadin between Thusis and St. Moritz is a delight with spiral tunnels, the famous «Landwasser Viaduct» and impressive Alpine scenery.
• Travel carefree without luggage
Thanks to the SBB luggage service, your bags travel ahead - and your day's vacation begins carefree. SBB offers various options for transporting luggage and sports equipment.
• Book accommodation with public transport included
Travel to the Engadin by train and continue your journey seamlessly by bus and train – thanks to our well-developed public transport network. Anyone who books more than one night in a participating hotel or holiday apartment, also benefits from the «Public Transport Included» offer and travel free of charge within the Upper Engadin : On arrival, during their stay and on the journey home.
Train journeys & tickets along the UNESCO World Heritage RhB line
Public transport tickets: single trips and special tickets
Simply book public transport tickets for the outward and return journey from Switzerland and for your stay in the Engadine with just a few clicks. In addition to the normal single journeys, special tickets for the Bernina Express or the Glacier Express are also available.
Those who prefer travel by car…
…can take one of the scenic Alpine passes. Whether it's the Ofen, Julier or Maloja Pass – open all year round – or the Albula and Flüela Passes (closed in winter), «The journey is the destination» couldn’t be more true.
Arrival by car transport Vereina
The Rhaetian Railway transports you and your car through the Vereina Tunnel every day: in just 18 minutes from Klosters/Selfranga to Sagliains in the Lower Engadin. You can stay comfortably seated in your car.
Distances in kilometers
- Zurich – Engadin: 200 km, 3h
- Milano – Engadin: 170 km, 3h
- Munich – Engadin: 280 km, 4h 30min
- Basel – Engadin: 290 km, 3h 45min
Mobile in the Engadin: public transport, taxis and car sharing
Engadin Bus
Online timetable of the Engadin Bus.
Taxis
Taxi and passenger transport in the Engadin.
Car sharing with Mobility
Take advantage of Mobility's car sharing offer on site.
Electric car charging stations
Modern charging points are available in our villages, at hotels and at central parking areas - for a relaxed onward journey.
Accessibility in the Engadin
Information on accessibility in the Engadin
Getting here by air
From Engadin Airport (Samedan) charter flights can be booked to the international airports of Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Milan and Munich. Air taxi connections are also maintained to many other national and international destinations. The nearest international airports are in Zurich, Milan and Innsbruck.
Airport transfers
Ming Bus AG offers an airport transfer service from airports in Switzerland, Germany and Austria to the Upper Engadin/St. Moritz region.
