Maloja, Graubünden

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Maximaal 3 huisdieren/honden toegestaan. The houses, located in a sunny spot with a beautiful mountain panorama, are suitable for your summer and winter holidays. There are cross-country ski runs, a ski school and ski lifts, as well as walking paths right outside the door. The place is quiet and suitable for families with children or for groups. Other sports and leisure facilities: hiking, mountain biking, swimming, climbingExcursion destinations: Engadin, Bergell, Münstertal, Puschlav, ChiavennaOther living room equipment (Living room1): old 'Stüa' with closed veranda. There are two interconnecting double rooms, one has a terrace. These are on the 2nd floor, while the kitchen and bathroom, as well as a double room and the living room are on the 1st floor. The flat is not enclosed, there is the staircase which is shared and is also used by other people. See plans or www. cadmate. chOther bedroom equipment (Bedroom 1): There are two adjoining double rooms, one has a terrace. These are on the 2nd floor, while the kitchen and bathroom, as well as a double room and living room are on the 1st floor. The flat is not enclosed, there is the staircase which is shared with other people. See plans or www. cadmate. chOther kitchen equipment (Kitchen1): In the kitchen there is a corner bench with a table. There are two adjoining double rooms, one has a terrace. These are located on the 2nd floor, while the kitchen and facilities, as well as a double room and the living room are on the 1st floor. The flat is not closed, there is the staircase which is shared and is also used by other people. See plans or www. cadmate. chSport facilities nearby: Climbing, Ice skating, Climbing, Mountain biking, Cycling, Skiing (downhill), Skiing (cross-country), Surfing, TennisSite description: Maloja - The artistic, inspired village on the pass On the border with Italian-speaking Switzerland, Maloja exudes a simple atmosphere, the genius of the famous painter and the beauty of nature and culture of a village on a pass. The fascinating play of light and shadow in the landscape has always attracted various artists. Giovanni Segantini himself chose Maloja as his final resting place and as a source of inspiration and subject for many of his works. Giovanni Giacometti, the father of Alberto Giacometti, also worked and painted in Maloja, and his artistic spirit still inspires exhibitions, lectures and concerts today. The pass village on the border of the authentic Bergell valley is popular with hikers, art lovers and families. The offer for the latter in particular is well catered for: at the Schweizerhaus hotel, you can book a pizza-making course for children, at the adventure park 'Capel - la via die contrabbandieri' you can experience adventures in a wonderful landscape, the 'Kukuk' playground is suitable for young and old, and you can even swim in the Cavloccio lake, 1907 metres above sea level.