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© www.valposchiavo.ch Bernina-Express – St. Moritz ReiseproGramm Bahnstrecke ins Val Poschiavo ist die höchste Bahn-Alpentransversale und gilt mit 70 Pro- Sonntag, 17. Juli 2016 mille als eine der steilsten Schmalspur-Bahn- Basel – St. Moritz strecken ohne Zahnstange weltweit - eine Basel - Zürich - St. Gallen - Diepoldsau – Feld- bahntechnische Meisterleistung. kirch - Bludenz - Arlberg - Landeck – Pfunds Mittagshalt im schönen Städtchen Poschiavo. - Samnaun (Mittagessen) - Scuol – Zernez - Sa- Hauptort der unverfälschten kleinen Ferien- medan - St. Moritz. welt des Val Poschiavo. Stattliche Patrizierhäu- Zimmerbezug im ****Hotel Laudinella. ser umrahmen eine italienisch anmutende © Pontresina Tourismus © Pontresina Nachtessen im Hotel. Piazza. Eine von vielen architektonischen Be- sonderheiten ist das von Emigranten erbaute Montag, 18. Juli 2016 "Spaniolenviertel" mit farbenfrohen Häusern. Bernina-Express St. Moritz – Poschiavo Am Nachmittag Weiterfahrt mit dem Bus via Nach dem Frühstück fährt uns der Bus zum Tirano – Sondrio – Morbegno – Chiavenna – Bahnhof in St. Moritz. Bergell – Maloyapass – Maloya – Silvaplaner- Wir steigen um in den Zug. Die spektaku- see nach St. Moritz. Nachtessen im Hotel. läre Fahrt mit der Rhätischen Bahn über den Berninapass von St. Moritz ins Val Poschiavo Dienstag, 19. Juli 2016 ist ein eindrückliches Erlebnis. Immer wieder Heimfahrt öffnen sich Blicke in die Gebirgswelt des Mor- Nach dem Frühstück Fahrt via - Julierpass - teratsch-Gletschers, der Diavolezza oder der Bivio - Savognin - Tiefencastel - Lenzerheide Lagalb. Von der Alp Grüm geniesst man den - Chur (Mittagshalt) - Sargans – Pfäffikon - Zü- Ausblick auf den mächtigen Palü-Gletscher rich – Basel nach Arlesheim. und zugleich öffnet sich der Blick auf den Lago di Poschiavo tief unten im Talgrund. Die © www.valposchiavo.ch TErMin 17.07. - 19.07.2016 3 Tage UnSErE LEiSTUnGEn ■■Fahrt in modernem ****Birseck-Reisebus ■■2 x Halbpension im Hotel Laudinella in St. Moritz ■■Mittagessen auf der Hinfahrt ■■Bahnfahrt St. Moritz – Poschiavo PrEiS Pro PErSon Pauschalpreis im DZ Fr. 475.- EZ-Zuschlag Fr. 50.- © marcoprati-fotolia.com 12 061 706 94 54 • Birseck-Reisen • Meier Arlesheim • www.birseck-reisen.ch.

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