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Fedacla (River) The Fedacla – also known as the Fexbach – is a stream just over 10 kilometers long in the Upper Engadine region of the canton of Graubünden. It drains the beautiful Fex Valley (Val Fex) and finally flows into Lake Silvaplana near Seglias. The mountain stream Fedacla originates at the far end of the Fex Valley from the confluence of several headstreams that flow down from the glaciers Vadret dal Güx, Vadret dal Fex, and Vadred dal Tremoggia. These confluences create the Fexbach, or Fedacla, at an altitude of approximately 2,320 meters above sea level. It then flows northwards and, after about three kilometers, passes the Alp Muot Selvas (2,069 m). Immediately after passing the Hotel Fex, it is joined from the right by the Ova dal Munt. Later, it meanders past the settlement of Crasta, then turns slightly near Platta and reaches Sils im Engadin (1809m). Here, the Fedacla flows right through the village. It then passes the Sils district of Seglias. Now it turns northeast, flows in a canal through the Suot l’Ova plain, and finally empties into Lake Silvaplana at an altitude of 1790m. Text / Source: schweizerfluss.ch https://schweizerfluss.ch/fedacla/

The longest escalator in Switzerland, 150 meters long, bridges a height difference of 70 meters. Located near the train station, it leads from Lake St. Moritz through the Serletta parking garage up to the village and the Badrutt's Palace Hotel. It transports around one million people per year and also operates at night. Works by renowned poster artists are displayed in the escalator channel; this escalator also functions as an art gallery.

From the Serletta parking garage on the lake, Switzerland's longest escalator, at 150 meters, rolls up to the main shopping street – transporting its passengers past the Design Gallery.

From the Serletta parking garage on the lake, Switzerland's longest escalator, at 150 meters, rolls up to the main shopping street – transporting its passengers past the Design Gallery.

Saint Charles Borromeo (1538–1584), to whom this imposing church is dedicated, came from a noble family and was a cardinal of Milan. Because one of his interests was education, the Association of Catholic Public Libraries in Germany, founded in 1845, is named after him (for more information, see https://www.borromaeusverein.de/). Saint Charles Borromeo's feast day is November 4th. A magnificent monument is dedicated to him in his Italian homeland (Arona in Piedmont), see =>> https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/585434

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Beautiful lake for swimming, bathing, enjoying, barbecuing and running

On the shores of the beautiful Lake St. Moritz, you can not only relax and enjoy the view, but there is also a tricky task to solve: Somewhere, Clà Ferrovia has placed a QR code for its scavenger hunt.