The village of Scuol in the Engadine region of eastern Switzerland lives on water!

First mentioned in 1178, this village of 2,500 speaks the 4^th Swiss national language, Rumansch. It’s just a stone’s throw from Italy and Austria.

Scuol’s life and existence revolves around water. There are 20 free fountains in the village, offering a variety of naturally-effervescent mineral waters.

This is a year-round, cheerful, tradition-minded family-friendly resort offering classic snow sports in the winter (80 km of downhill and 50 km of cross-country skiing), and walking, hiking, biking, and hang-gliding in the summer. The Swiss National Park is close by.

The centerpiece of Scuol and the neighboring villages is the Bogn Spa Center, a complex of various pools and related facilities – a perfect place to rid yourself of everyday stress. Wellness is the watchword. But there is also a medical facility, where those with rheumatic ailments, or accident victims, will find a full range of recognized therapies.

Scuol is a terminal station of the Rhaetian Railway, which is worth the trip in itself, just to see and enjoy the outstanding scenery.