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Exhibition UNESCO World Heritage
The Albula and Bernina lines connect the wildly romantic Albulatal valley in the north to the lush vineyards of Tirano in the south via the Bernina mountain section, which consists of more than 122 kilometres of track, with 55 Tunnels and 196 bridges. Since 2008, the Albula and Bernina lines have been on the UNESCO list of World Heritage sites. The exhibition in the station at St. Moritz uses images, documentary films and scale models to reflect the monumental quality of this pioneering example of railway engineering.
The exhibition in the station at St. Moritz.
Large-scale projected images are used to show the highlights of the Albula and Bernina lines, while taking visitors on an impressive virtual trip through the railway’s different "climate zones". Finally, a set of two contour models of the line is used to show what a great feat of engineering is involved in making a railway line tackle such a difference in altitude.
St. Moritz is both the terminus of the Albula railway and the point of departure for the trips over the Bernina Pass that form part of the celebrations marking the hundredth anniversary of the RhB’s Bernina Line.
Railway station St. Moritz
Til 31. 10. 2010
daily 7h - 21h
Free entrance
St. Moritz frome above
St. Moritz from a birds-eye view. All photos taken from a hot-air balloon.
Engadin summer
Summer in the Engadin: nature, culture, sport, activity and tranquility.
Engadin autumn
The Engadin "Indian Summer" is world famous, a natural firework display.
Engadin lake enchantment
The Upper Engadin lake landscape is a unique phenomenon.
St. Moritz Match Race 2009
A unique spectacle on Lake St. Moritz.
Engadin winter
Winter in the Engadin: peerless in its variety, a unique environment in the Alps.
