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ターコイズブルーに輝く川が街を西から東へと流れ、その両岸には歴史的な建物と、チロルアルプスの印象的な山並みが広がっています。

この橋は、第二次世界大戦後にオーストリアのフランス占領地域で高等弁務官を務めたフランスの将軍エミール・ベトゥアールにちなんで名付けられました。この命名は、戦後の復興とドイツ・フランス・オーストリア間の相互理解に対する彼の貢献を記念するものです。

In winter, by bike, it's better to travel on Zwift

Inn - Three Countries - One River The Inn River connects Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. It rises in the Swiss Engadine, flows through parts of Austria and Bavaria, and flows into the Danube near Passau. Its catchment area, at over 26,000 square kilometers, is the second largest in Austria. Numerous settlements have developed along its course. The Inn River is the central lifeline of these regions. The Inn River rises at an altitude of 2,484 meters in the Swiss canton of Graubünden at the Lunghin Pass near Maloja, near Lake Lunghin. From there, it plunges as a small mountain stream almost 700 meters into the valley, where it flows into Lake Sils. On its further course, the Inn flows through Lake Silvaplana/Champère and Lake Moritz. The Flaz River flows into the Inn near the municipality of Samedan. This tributary carries large amounts of suspended solids from the Bernina Massif into the Inn. In the Lower Engadine, the Inn flows through several gorges with a significantly steeper gradient. Due to the diversion of large portions of its runoff for energy generation, the wild river has regained the character of a small mountain stream in places. Text / Source: WWF Tirol, Brixnerstrasse 4/9, Innsbruck https://www.unser-inn.at/der-inn/flusslauf/#:~:text=The Inn connects the countries of Switzerland and Austria, and, with an area of over 26,000 square kilometers, is the second largest in Austria.

The colorful houses simply put you in a good mood whatever the weather; subtle splashes of color that are simply beautiful

Beautiful view of the old town, just enjoy and let it work

Brilliant from every angle, the Hohe Munde.

Great climb, rideable almost any time of year, great view over the valley and the surrounding mountains