Andeer
Andeer occupies a section of the Schams valley beside the Hinterrhein in Grisons. The compact settlement stands on the north–south route through the Viamala region toward the San Bernardino Pass, a corridor that has long connected northern and southern Alpine routes. Pastures, woodland and steep valley sides surround its clustered houses, giving the village a distinctly mountain-valley character. Andeer is known for its mineral water and thermal bath, while its location places it close to the historic routes over the Splügen and San Bernardino passes. Just north of the village, the Viamala gorge cuts through the course of the Hinterrhein. Andeer belongs to the German-speaking area of Graubünden, near communities where Romansh remains an important language.
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Among the towns of Grisons, Andeer stands out for its mineral springs and its setting in the Hinterrhein valley. The Hinterrhein flows through this part of southeastern Switzerland, while the valley leads south towards the San Bernardino Pass, an old Alpine crossing between Graubünden and Ticino. North of the village, the Viamala Gorge cuts deeply through the rock and marks a dramatic section of this historic transit route. Andeer’s locally sourced mineral water sustains its thermal-bathing tradition, giving the compact settlement a distinct role in the valley. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Andeer, the Hinterrhein and the Viamala region.
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