Vi(V)a Spluga: 25 Years of viaSpluga
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the viaSpluga, Vi(V)a Spluga invites you to Splügen on August 29, 2026. A four-course culinary tour takes you through the historic village center—accompanied by regional specialties, culture, and history.
Via Spluga
To mark the 25th anniversary of viaSpluga, Splügen will be celebrating in style: On August 29, 2026, Vi(V)a Spluga invites you to a special walking tour through the historic village center—featuring regional cuisine, fascinating insights, and the history of the Alpine pass.
A Culinary Delight Meets History
For 25 years, the viaSpluga has connected stunning landscapes, historic mountain trails, and cultural landmarks between Thusis and Chiavenna. To mark this anniversary, Splügen—a historic mountain pass village—takes center stage.
On this 4-course culinary tour, guests discover the heart of the village of Splügen in a unique way. Regional specialties, wine pairings, and insights into history, culture, and architecture come together to create an enjoyable experience for anyone who wants to rediscover the viaSpluga.
A Tour of Splügen
Here’s how it works: Each ticket is assigned a specific start time. Guests set out in small groups on a 4-course culinary tour through the historic village center of Splügen. There are a total of five start times to choose from, and the number of spots per start time is limited.
The ticket includes a 4-course meal featuring regional specialties, wine pairings, participation in a guided tour from the supporting program, free public transportation from Rhäzüns to San Bernardino and Chiavenna, and entry into the raffle.
Tickets and more information
All the details about the anniversary event, the program, and booking are summarized on the anniversary page and on the ViaMiaPass website.
More information about the anniversary: 25 Years of viaSpluga
Tickets and details: Vi(V)a Spluga on ViaMiaPass
Historical Hiking
Along historic trails from Thusis to Chiavenna: Discover the viaSplugaon foot and experience Alpine culture, breathtaking landscapes, and the living history of the mountain pass.
