town scape Latsch
Laces
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Latsch is a street village with houses in the Engadine architectural style with sgraffito and painted facades.
Description
The hamlet of Latsch is located on a hilltop above Bergün/Bravuogn at approx. 1,590 m above sea level in the upper Albula Valley. Structurally, the village still looks very closed and authentic. Only in the 1960s were a few holiday homes built. The place was the backdrop for the Swiss films "Heidi" (1952) and "Heidi and Peter" (1955). Latsch also served as a backdrop for the 2014 remake of "Heidi".
The villagescape of Laces has been awarded the title of "townscape of national importance".
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Latsch
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Latsch
Contact
Laces
Veja Stazion 11, 7482 Bergün
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