How to get here

Here you will find the latest traffic information. Information on how to get there with the Vereina DB Autozug, RhB and passenger train as well as all information on the road conditions of our Alpine passes.

Our mountain passes …

… promise a sensational motoring experience. Even people who have lived in the Engadin for years enjoy a thrill every time they drive over the Ofen Pass, Julier Pass or Maloja Pass (open year-round) or the Albula Pass or Flüela Pass (closed in winter). But as you enjoy the glorious views, do remember to pay careful attention to the road and other users.

In heavy snow, only vehicles with four-wheel drive or equipped with chains are permitted on the pass roads.

The Vereina car transporter service …

… saves you a drive over a mountain pass. Simply drive your car onto the shuttle train and stay in your vehicle for the 18-minute ride through the Vereina tunnel. Services depart up to every 30 minutes between the Prättigau valley (Selfranga) and the Engadin (Sagliains).

What are traffic conditions like on roads in the Engadin?

A safe and relaxed journey requires good planning. Monitor the current traffic situation as your departure approaches: we are here to help. We update the most important traffic information for our canton several times an hour.

Important: please note that no liability will be accepted for any consequences arising from use of this information. Always follow local directions.

A high-quality, well-maintained road network links the Engadin to the rest of Switzerland and to our neighbouring countries, Italy and Austria. Here are the most important routes:

A journey with Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) is an adventure in itself, promising a delightful first holiday experience even before you have reached your resort. And since your route takes you to the magnificent Engadin, you have an additional treat in store: a ride on the region’s Rhaetian Railway (RhB), one of the most spectacular pieces of railway engineering in the world with one of the most picturesque of all routes. No wonder UNESCO added the RhB’s Albula/Bernina line to its list of World Heritage Sites in 2008, declaring it of “universal outstanding“ importance.

You can travel into the Engadin along this line from either direction: from Chur through the Albula tunnel, or from Tirano in Italy over the Bernina Pass. You can also reach us here in the Engadin via the RhB line from Landquart through the Vereina tunnel.

Set off from Zurich main station, for example, and you could be breathing the pure Engadin mountain air in just 3 hours.

Easy luggage transfers with the help of …

… the railways
If you have a valid railway ticket for your journey to us, you can take advantage of the railways’ luggage transfer service available from throughout Switzerland and parts of Germany. Choose between door-to-door, station-to-station and station-to-door. Exclusively in the Engadin, the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) can also take your luggage directly from the station to your holiday apartment. Find details of the RhB luggage service at www.sbb.ch/luggage.

… Engadin Bus
In the regions of Sils, Silvaplana and Maloja, the local bus operator Engadin Bus can bring your luggage without fuss to the tourist information office of your destination or even to your holiday accommodation. Find further information at www.engadinbus.ch.

… your hotel
Many Engadin hotels provide a transport service that will bring your luggage straight from the train to your hotel room. Hotel concierges will be happy to give you advice.

Flights …
… to Europe’s highest-altitude airport, 1,707 metres above sea level, are straightforward by private jet or air taxi. Helicopters and gliders can also land at Engadin Airport (St. Moritz-Samedan).

Barrier-free travel to the Engadin
A wide range of barrier-free facilities allows accessible travel into and around the Engadin for guests with limited mobility.

The Rhaetian Railway, the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) and PostBuses all offer help with travel. Would you like to find wheelchair-accessible accommodation? This map www.paramap.ch from the Swiss Paraplegics Association shows the barrier-free hotels in the Engadin.