Cosy 2 1/2 room flat in the upper part of Scuol in a sunny location with a wonderful panoramic view, own parking space, garden seating area with sunbathing lawn, 10 minutes on foot from the village centre and the mountain railway. Bedroom (2 beds 90 x 2.00 m), living room with sofa bed for 1 person, large wardrobe, daylight shower/WC, open-plan kitchen/living room, satellite TV and DVD, radio/CD, Internet. Living space approx. 54 m2. The Alvetern Alpetta guest room for 1-2 persons can also be booked. Room with Grand Lit (1.40 x 1.90) with shower/WC and separate entrance.Dear dog owners: please note that the garden seating area and sunbathing lawn are not used as a dog toilet. The new tenants thank you!Other sports and leisure facilities: The "Bogn Engiadina" in Scuol offers you rest and relaxation - in the midst of the marvellous Lower Engadine mountains. Here you can bathe in pure mineral water. You can choose from six indoor and outdoor pools with massage jets, bubbles, waterfalls and a current channel as well as a saltwater pool. A wide range of wellness and therapy programmes complement the bathing pleasure and ensure additional well-being. You can switch off, let go and dream either outside on the sunbathing lawn or inside in the "Könz" relaxation room, where a log fire creates a warm and cosy atmosphere. Welcome to Scuol, welcome to the "Bogn Engiadina"! Scuol - Motta Naluns - Ftan - Sent mountain railways Summer: Travel comfortably and reliably to where it's most beautiful! Up on the mountain, where the wonderful panorama of the Lower Engadin mountains awaits you. Winter: The sun rises sparkling behind the Piz Lischana, ready to accompany us for the rest of the day. Once we arrive at Motta Naluns, we follow an insider tip and ski the long valley runs completely undisturbed very early on. We then explore the extensive ski area between Ftan, Scuol and Sent and enjoy the south-facing location with plenty of light, nature and the impressive panorama. From the spacious children's area to the fun park and the authentic mountain restaurants to the seemingly endless dream piste to Sent, the whole family will get their money's worth. San Jon riding stable The riding stable and saloon, with its unique and unspoilt nature in the immediate vicinity of the national park, makes the hearts of horse lovers beat faster. The offer ranges from one-week youth riding camps, western riding courses, trail riding and riding lessons to hour-long, full-day or multi-day treks.Excursion options: National Park With the onset of winter from mid-November, the Swiss National Park is covered in a thick blanket of snow. In order not to disturb the animals during this time, the park is closed for the winter. Spring arrives late in the National Park. Nevertheless, the first hiking trails are open again at the end of May and the park opens up in new splendour to the curious visitor, who can once again be inspired by the unique landscape. In the months of July and August, the park presents itself in all its splendour, as this is when the diverse flora in the high alpine location is in full bloom. This is the best time of year for observing wildlife - so don't forget your binoculars on your hike. In autumn, the days get shorter again and the harsh weather heralds the approach of winter. Tarasp Castle The landmark of the Lower Engadine, Tarasp Castle, built in 1040, majestically overlooks the region. Tarasp belonged to Austria until the beginning of the 19th century. At the turn of the 20th century, K.A. Lingner, a spa guest and inventor of Odol mouthwash, bought the castle in a desolate state and renovated it extensively. Since 30 March 2016, the world-famous Engadine artist Not Vital has been the new owner of Tarasp Castle. His vision is to develop Tarasp Castle into a cultural attraction of national and international importance with contemporary art, a sculpture park and a space that remains open to the public. Guided tours of the castle take place regularly, sometimes several times a day in summer. Organ concerts on the melodious wooden organ with 3,000 pipes resound through the walls time and again - in summer and winter - and continue to delight visitors.Other living room furnishings (living room 1): Pull-out sofa with club table, large extendable dining table, large wardrobe, various games available. On request with surcharge: additional bedroom (Grand Lit 1.40 x 2.00) with WC and shower, separate entrance.Other bedroom furnishings (bedroom 1): 2 beds (90 x 2.00 m), down duvet, large wardrobe, chest of drawers with mirror, dimmable lighting, radio alarm clock, cot on request (free of charge). On request with surcharge: additional bedroom (Grand Lit) with WC and shower, separate entrance.Other kitchen equipment (kitchen 1): Steam cooker, fully automatic coffee machine (coffee beans available), raclette/fondue set (cheese+meat), blender, toaster, egg cooker, basic assortment of spices available, high chair and crockery for children on request.Sports facilities in the area: fishing, mountaineering, ice skating, golf course, climbing, mountain biking, paragliding, cycling tours, rafting, riding stables (guests), riding stable / riding facilities, Alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, tennisVillage description: Main village in the Lower Engadine. 1,250 metres above sea level. Bogn Engiadina Scuol - with mineral water from the famous springs - and access to the Motta Naluns hiking and winter sports area (1,250 m to 2,800 m above sea level). Between the two well-preserved old parts of the village, Scuol Sura and Scuol Sot (Ober- and Unterscuol), lies the main shopping street Stradun with 40 shops. Carbonated mineral water flows from various fountains in the village. Scuol is a bastion of Romansh language culture. Romansh business names on company signs are required by law, such as "Cuafför" and "Restorant".