Hof Zuort, Medieval mountain shelter in Val Sinestra, Switzerland.
Hof Zuort is a medieval mountain shelter in Val Sinestra with guest rooms in the original farmhouse and a chalet built in the late 1800s. The complex sits at a historic crossing point between Engadin and Paznaun, combining several buildings for lodging and dining.
The site began as a shelter on the trade route connecting Engadin and Paznaun, serving travelers crossing the mountains for centuries. A chalet was added in the late 1800s as the location's use evolved with changing travel patterns.
A South Tyrolean family of food experts manages the property while respecting local Romansh traditions. Visitors experience how Alpine culture and regional cooking shape daily life at this remote spot.
The site operates from June to October and December to March, with meals available daily from 10 AM to 5 PM. Access involves mountain trails, so visitors should come prepared for hiking and basic conditions.
A recently restored historic carillon marks the hours at this remote location where artificial light does not interfere with nighttime skies. This allows clear stargazing and creates a special connection to nature through the sound of bells.
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