With the swallows through Lavin

The swallow is practically the national animal of the Engadine, even several songs have been dedicated to it. Because swallow not only means the bird, but also the many Engadine people who, for economic reasons, had to emigrate in past centuries. Plagued by homesickness, they would return to their homeland during the summer, only to leave again in the autumn – like the birds.
 

Now seven panels in Lavin illuminate the life of the birds and compare it respectively to the life of a human swallow, thus also providing insight into the history of the village.
 

The starting panel is located at the Volg, and the colored birds on the ground lead to the others. Those who don’t find all of them need not worry; the panels are designed to work individually and are informative.