Sent is a Romansh village in the Lower Engadine, about five minutes by car from Scuol, where a long piste from Motta Naluns finishes. It is small and quiet, so the thermal baths and most resort facilities mean a trip to Scuol.
Sent was once the largest village in the Lower Engadine, and it keeps strong Rhaeto-Romanic culture, with traditional cheese-making, butchery and confectionery. Its lanes and houses speak of the emigrant era, when many left and some returned. Parkin Sent, a park by the artist Not Vital, is the main sight. Our homes are all in or right beside the village, mostly small and for about four, with none having a pool and a few a sauna. An hourly PostBus links Scuol station with Sent, and the village is about five minutes by car from the main road near Scuol. The long piste from the Motta Naluns ski area finishes in the village, which has paid underground parking at its entrance.
The main tourist hub of the Lower Engadine, with the Bogn Engiadina thermal baths; PostBus runs hourly from Scuol station to Sent.
A ski area shared with Ftan and Sent, with free ski buses back to Scuol.
A castle visitable on guided tours, with times that change by season.
Reached from Zernez, the gateway to Switzerland's largest nature reserve.
Zurich airport is about two and a half hours by car. By train it takes around four hours via Klosters and the Vereina tunnel to Scuol-Tarasp, then the hourly PostBus to Sent.
The Motta Naluns ski area runs in winter, with a long piste that finishes in Sent, and a cross-country track follows the valley from Scuol to Martina. In summer, the Via Engiadina walking route and rafting on the Inn from late May to late September are the draws. The Vastur walk from the village passes a small restaurant that is open only in winter.
Yes. The run from Salaniva in the Motta Naluns area drops about 1,280 metres to the village, and a sports bus takes you back to Scuol from the centre.
About five minutes by car from the main road near Scuol. A PostBus runs hourly from Scuol station to Sent.
The Vastur circular walk is 6.2 km and takes about two hours, with a climb of just under 300 metres and views over Sent and Scuol. It starts at the Sent, Sala PostBus stop, with the first signpost by the big village fountain.
By car it takes about two and a half hours. By train go via Klosters and the Vereina tunnel to Scuol-Tarasp, about four hours, then the hourly PostBus to Sent.
Yes. Rhaeto-Romanic culture is part of daily life and food in Sent, which was once the largest village in the Lower Engadine.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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