Audio Guide of Diavolezza

Diavolezza is accessible year-round, but the cable car schedule varies: in summer (June-October) it operates from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, and in winter (December-April) from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. You can arrive by train via the Bernina Express line to Ospizio Bernina station and then take the cable car; for more details, visit the official website www.diavolezza.ch or call +41 81 407 05 05.

Access is free once you are at the summit, but the cable car has fares: a round-trip ticket for adults costs about CHF 50 in summer and CHF 45 in winter, with discounts for children and families. You can buy tickets online at www.diavolezza.ch to avoid lines, and passes such as the Engadin St. Moritz Card include access.

It is recommended to spend at least 2 to 3 hours to enjoy the cable car, the panoramic views, and a short walk by the Pers Glacier. If you plan to hike or ski, allow half a day; it is ideal for a full day if combined with nearby activities.

Diavolezza, in the heart of the Swiss Alps, is famous for its views of the Bernina massif and the Pers Glacier, a UNESCO site for its natural beauty and Alpine heritage. Historically, it has been a key destination for explorers and skiers since the 1930s, symbolizing the grandeur of the Engadin region with its cable car inaugurated in 1960.

Summer (July-August) is ideal for hiking and clear views without snow, while winter (December-March) offers spectacular skiing. Go early in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy the best light; check the forecast at MeteoSwiss for sunny days.

Yes, the cable car is wheelchair accessible and there are adapted paths at the summit for panoramic views. Contact them in advance at +41 81 407 05 05 for assistance, and the official website www.diavolezza.ch details inclusive options.

Nearby, explore Ospizio Bernina and Lake Bianco, or take the Bernina Express to St. Moritz, about 30 minutes away. Do not miss the Poschiavo Valley for Italian culture; for routes, visit www.engadin.com.

Bring warm clothing and comfortable shoes even in summer, as Alpine weather changes quickly; book tickets in advance during high season at www.diavolezza.ch. Try the summit restaurant for lunch with a view and download the Engadin app for offline maps.