Feriendorf Uorsin Nr. 1

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With our holiday homes "Uorsin", lovingly built in 2008, we have created a holiday domicile for you - both in winter and in summer - that leaves nothing to be desired. We offer you a unique atmosphere in a marvellous, quiet mountain location with breathtaking views and a beautiful garden with a large terrace. The bus stop is only a 5-minute walk away. Our own car park and ski/van room ensure that your equipment is well looked after. Enjoy your days with us without hectic and stress and let yourself be enchanted by the charm of the holiday village "Uorsin" and the mountain panorama. Cosiness with every conceivable comfort is our top priority. Enjoy the special atmosphere in our high-quality and well-equipped kitchen as you prepare your breakfast.Excursion possibilities: The Swiss National Park is in the immediate vicinity and there are a variety of hikes for all ages. The duty-free area of Samnaun and Livigno are always worth a visit. The Lower Engadine landmark, TArasp Castle. The St. Jahann Monastery in Müstair, a World Heritage Site, and the biosphere in Val Müstair, Davos, St. Moritz, Landeck and Merano also make for wonderful day trips. The cultural programme in the border triangle is also very extensive.Sports facilities in the surrounding area: fishing, mountaineering, ice skating, golf course, canoeing, climbing, mountain biking, paragliding, cycling tours, rafting, riding stables (guests), riding centre / riding facilities, skiing (alpine), skiing (cross-country), 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".