Bergün/Bravuogn

The village stretches across an elevation of 1367 meters within the Albula Valley, surrounded by steep mountain slopes and Alpine meadows.

First documented in 1209 as de Bregonio, the settlement developed into a significant transit point along medieval trade routes through the Swiss Alps.

The municipal church and Chasa Jenatsch represent the architectural heritage of the region, displaying traditional Grisons building techniques and design elements.

The Rhaetian Railway station provides regular connections to other parts of the canton, while local buses serve surrounding communities throughout the year.

The village bears a dual name designation since 1943, combining both German Bergün and Romansh Bravuogn, reflecting the linguistic diversity of the region.

Location: Bergün Filisur

Elevation above the sea: 1,367 m

Shares border with: Tinizong-Rona, La Punt Chamues-ch, Samedan, Bever

Website: https://berguen.ch

GPS coordinates: 46.63000,9.75000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 09:57