Discover the best attractions and experiences Graubünden has to offer
Graubünden’s history unfolds in hilltop castles, ancient towns and timeless churches. Discover how legends and legacy shaped the valleys.
A medieval fortress perched above Tarasp with towers and ramparts, offering panoramic views and a sense of the region’s history.
Wander the cobbled lanes and towers of Graubünden’s oldest town, rich with historic stone buildings.
The Church of St. Martin in Zillis is famous for its hand-painted ceiling and medieval frescoes.
From alpine art to regional archaeology, these museums offer a window into Graubünden’s culture.
Dedicated to painter Giovanni Segantini, the museum showcases his luminous Alpine works.
A window into Graubünden’s history, archaeology and regional culture.
Art museum in Chur focused on Graubünden artists and Alpine-themed collections.
Religious landmarks dot the valleys, from grand cathedrals to ancient abbeys.
Gothic cathedral dedicated to Mary, with history dating back to the 11th century.
One of the oldest Benedictine monasteries in the region, with a historic church and cloisters.
Nature parks protect alpine ecosystems and offer world-class scenery.
Switzerland’s only national park, protecting Alpine habitats and offering serene trails.
A vast nature park spanning multiple valleys, ideal for hiking and encountering pastoral villages.
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve preserving traditional culture and alpine ecosystems in the Val Müstair.
Explore Graubünden’s varied hubs—from historic towns to glamorous resort centers.
Historic center with café-lined squares and river views.
Vibrant resort hub at the heart of Davos with shops, dining and easy access to slopes.
Glamorous base of one of the Alps’ most famous resorts, with luxury boutiques and views.
Engadine village known for thermal baths and alpine scenery in the Lower Engadine.
Great ways to experience Graubünden without opening your wallet.
Explore narrow lanes, historic churches and riverside views on foot.
Marvel at the curved viaduct as trains pass through the dramatic valley.
Follow marked routes through wild alpine landscapes with wildlife spotting.
Taste the region’s iconic dishes and desserts.
Caramelized nut torte, a sweet emblem of Graubünden.
Chard-wrapped dumplings filled with meat and spices, a regional favorite.
Flat pasta pockets served in hearty sauces, a classic Engadine dish.
Crispy potato dumplings often served with cheese or butter.
After-dark spots and atmospheres in the alpine resorts.
Popular après-ski and bar with live music in the Davos area.
Cozy nightspot in Davos Platz known for drinks after a day on the slopes.
Seasonal performances and festivals fill the valley with music and color.
Seasonal classical concerts and performances in the Engadin valley.
Iconic winter polo event drawing crowds to the frozen lake.
Seasonal outdoor activities for every level.
Vast ski area with reliably long runs and powder snow.
Globe-spanning ski destination with high-altitude pistes.
Winter-friendly exploration on quiet trails through snow-draped valleys.
Take the road less traveled for unforgettable rail journeys and Heidi country.
Rail journey along the Bernina line with dramatic alpine scenery.
Legendary scenic train linking St. Moritz with Zermatt over panoramic routes.
Immerse in Heidi’s homeland with a charming alpine village experience.