Allegra a Guarda or welcome to Guarda. Our house is situated at the end of the village in the direction of Bos-cha and at the beginning of the beautiful Val Tuoi. The large 3.5 room flat is on the second floor of the farmhouse built in 1650 and is in a very quiet location with a panoramic view from Bos-cha over the Giarsinom almost as far as Susch.Other sports and leisure facilities: Toboggan run in the village, children's ski lift, children's playgroundExcursion possibilities: The Swiss National Park is in the immediate vicinity, many hiking opportunities. Excursions to the duty-free areas of Livigno and Samnaun. Merano, Tirano, St. Moritz and Landeck as well as Davos and Chur are also always worth a visitOther living room furnishings (living room 1): Cuochecke with small table and two armchairs, chest of drawers, wall cupboard,Other bedroom furnishings (bedroom 1): Wardrobe, chest of drawers, bedside table,Other kitchen equipment (kitchen1): Dishwasher available, Racklett oven, Fondue rechaud, Table with corner bench and three chairs, Chest of drawers, Children's high chairSports facilities in the area: Fishing, Mountaineering, Ice skating, Golf course, Climbing, Mountain biking, Cycling, Rafting, Riding centre / riding facilities, Alpine skiing, Cross-country skiing, TennisVillage description: Guarda, the village of the "Schellenursli" with its uniquely intact villagescape and richly decorated houses, lies high above the valley floor of Lower Engadia on a sunny terrace. Since its destruction by the Austrians (1621), the village has not been affected by any serious disasters or major fires. This is why the village has been preserved in its original state and was placed under protection in 1938. Thanks to its winter and summer hiking trails, its proximity to the Silvretta region and the marvellous views, Guarda is an excellent hiking area at any time of year. It lies high above the valley floor on a marvellous sun terrace. The location gave the pretty Engadin village its name: a lookout point with marvellous views up and down the valley. Guarda is known for its unique village centre with magnificent Engadin houses decorated with sgraffito.