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Public transport
- Mit der Rhätischen Bahn (von Chur, Prättigau oder Oberengadin) stündlich bis Scuol-Tarasp
- Stündliche PostAuto-Verbindung von Scuol, staziun Richtung Martina. In Ramosch umsteigen und bis Vnà, Jalmèr fahren
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Directions
- Von Norden: über Landquart – Klosters per Autoverlad durch den Vereinatunnel (Selfranga - Sagliains) oder über den Flüelapass ins Unterengadin auf H27
- Von Osten: via Landeck / Österreich in Richtung St. Moritz auf H27
- Von Süden: via Reschenpass (Nauders-Martina) oder Ofenpass (Val Müstair-Zernez) auf H27
- Vnà ist ab der Engadinerstrasse H27 bei Ramosch in fünf Fahrminuten zu erreichen
Parking
- Kostenlose Parkplätze überall Rund um Vnà vorhanden
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