Val Müstair lies in Switzerland’s most easterly valley and borders on the South Tyrol (IT). The unique natural landscape remains fully preserved, and the harmonious village features have retained their own unique characters over the decades. Here, far from the hubbub of modern life, you will be entranced by the valley’s quiet charm, offering both residents and visitors a high quality of life.

Val Müstair enjoys its own micro-climate. Due to its south-facing position, the weather is extraordinarily mild. The mountain ranges protect the valley from wind and rain, allowing visitors to benefit from an above-average number of sunny days.

The family-friendly hotels are renowned for their hospitality. A large selection of holiday homes, group accommodation, and camp sites, cater for every taste.

The most famous cultural attraction in Val Müstair is St John’s monastery. This building, which was granted UNESCO World Heritage status in 1983, bears witness to a high point in western Christian culture. Its high cultural status had long since been determined by its Carolingian triple-apse church and unique Romanesque and Carolingian murals.

More information:
www.val-muestair.ch