Brusio: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Palazzo Pievani, Palazzo Quadrio-Foppoli, Palazzo Parravicini and Palazzo Andres Giacomoni are located in the vicinity of Brusio. For visitors with an interest in culture, these palazzi in the surroundings of Brusio provide a cultural point of reference.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Brusio.

Landscape

Banderola, Cornasc, Piz Trevisina and Monte Masuccio are located in the immediate surroundings of Brusio. For travellers interested in the landscape around Brusio, these provide specific points of reference.

Geographical Setting

Brusio is a municipality in the Italian-speaking part of the Swiss canton of Graubünden, in the Bernina region and in the Val Poschiavo valley.

Culture and History

A Lombard local dialect is recorded in Brusio; historical German and Romansh forms are also documented.

Cavaione became definitively Swiss territory in the context of Brusio through an agreement between Italy and Switzerland in 1865; its inhabitants were granted citizenship of Brusio in 1875.

Getting Around

Main road 29 runs through Brusio, Campascio and Campocologno between the Bernina Pass and Valtellina.

Narrow, winding roads lead to the higher-altitude villages of Viano and Cavaione.

Orientation

The landscape of Brusio is associated with the famous circular viaduct.

For further orientation, the pages on Poschiavo and Le Prese are also available.

For the overarching travel overview: Bernina.