Our most beautiful cycle tours in Engadin
St. Moritz - Innsbruck
Mountain panoramas as far as the eye can see. This cycling holiday from St. Moritz to Innsbruck impresses above all with its beautiful views over the Alps. Along the upper river Inn you cycle from Switzerland to Austria. Adventure and tranquility are in harmony here. First off experience the jet-set lifestyle of the stars in St. Moritz before continuing onto the cosy and stunning capital of the Tyrol. The delicious Austrian cuisine is already waiting for you.
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Useful information about your cycle tour in Engadin
The climate in Engadin
Due to the altitude, weather conditions in this holiday region are rather fresh. Therefore, the summer is recommended for a cycle holiday. However, ‘summer’ is well said, since average temperatures in July are about 11-12 degrees. Hence we recommend you take too many than too few changes of clothes with you. But even with those cold temperatures St. Moritz boasts with 322 sunny days per year for instance. A cold but sun-kissed Engadin!
Cuisine in the Engadin
The Engadin is a true paradise for gourmets. Those who embark on a culinary voyage of discovery there, will get to know the full range from top restaurants with award-winning cuisine to rustic alpine huts and cosy inns. But the down-to-earth alpine world also has a lot to offer in terms of culinary delights away from glitz and glamour. Air-dried ‘Bündnerfleisch, Engadin nut cake, ‘Capuns’ – try the range of regional specialities! Naturally the typical Swiss chocolate must be mentioned, since the Alpine country is also renowned for its homemade and delicious chocolate in every flavour.
Did you know …
- that Romanic is the main language of the Engadin?
- that the Rhaetian Railway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
- that the renowned ‘White Turf’-horse race takes place in St. Moritz every year?
- that the Engadin is home of the only national park in Switzerland?
- that the ‘expulsion of winter’ is celebrated on 1st March?
- that St. Moritz has already been the venue for the Ski World Championships three times?
