Living in the highest village in Europe | | UlrichK's Food & Travel Blogs
Lots of nature, 30 residents, 2 restaurants JUF, 2126 meters above sea level, at minus 14 degrees Celsius. Here in Graubünden, in the Averstal, lies the highest permanently inhabited village in Europe. Dorli Menn's father was the first to stay up here in winter in 1948. What makes Juf special, then and now: the solidarity, | Lots of nature, 30 residents, 2 restaurants JUF, 2126 meters above sea level, at minus 14 degrees Celsius. Here in Graubünden, in the Averstal, lies the highest permanently inhabited village in Europe. Dorli Menn's father was the first to stay up here in winter in 1948. What makes Juf special, then and now: the solidarity,