Golf in Chur

Graubünden is without a doubt a hotspot as alpine holiday region in Switzerland. Majestic mountains, deep valleys and rivers and lakes lined-up both north and south of the Alps under varying weather conditions.

The 8th-century St. Martin's Church was the site of John Comander's persuasive sermons in 1524, and became Protestant in 1525.

A journey on the Bernina Herb Express to Le Prese is a chance for passengers to experience the UNESCO World Heritage Site up close and immerse themselves in the world of herbs in Valposchiavo.

The postal bus station at Chur train station is one of the city’s most striking buildings. The imposing glass dome provides shelter for passengers and buses in all weathers and serves as a starting point for many interesting rides aboard the yellow buses.

80 years of jewellery tradition.

The city of Chur and the Rhaetian Railway simply go hand in hand. The RhB provides public rail transport from Chur for the SBB and its red trains take you along stunning routes to your destination.

Go swimming in the heart of the Old Town. There is no better place in summer than an outdoor swimming pool. This historic pool with its informal atmosphere is idyllically located in the heart of the Old Town.

When the Rhine flows past Chur, it has already passed some of the most beautiful landscapes on its entire route to the North Sea. Hiking along the banks of the Young Rhine is a real treat indeed.

The "Gerüst der Grenzen" (framework of borders) along with the letters CHURCHURCHUR (at the subway) and the Three Fountains (on the station square) form part of Christoph Rütimann’s art in a public space project at Chur Station.

Want to learn many interesting things about Chur, but prefer to make the tour individually? If so, then the E-Guide is the perfect way to go. Explore the Alpine City all on your own with the help of your E-Guide map.

Graubünden is blessed with a large number of small villages off the beaten track. You will have the opportunity to get to know a variety of cultures and to participate in the daily life of the locals.

The Churches of St. Stephen and St. Luzi were and are both situated higher than the much more famous cathedral. Remains of the Church of St. Stephen were first discovered during the construction of the cantonal school in 1850.

Mountain biking is officially allowed on Graubünden's hiking trails. Because of the different needs of hikers and bikers, Graubünden has established a few simple rules. The slogan “Nett, suuber & parat” (Nice, clean & at the ready) promotes peaceful coexistence on the trails. Mountain bike world champion and Olympic champion Nino Schurter is a celebrity ambassador.

The castle at the foot of the Calanda is the highlight of Haldenstein. When the roses flower in the spring, the castle garden is a visual and olfactory feast.

One of the three remaining towers on the city walls serves as the Old Town’s southwest entrance and exit. In bygone days, it was on the Ochsenplatz, located just behind the Obertor, that goods were exchanged for the last time before they were taken across the Alps.

Fontana Park is set in the heart of Chur. It is the perfect place to escape the bustle of the city, to enjoy the atmosphere, or to read a book.

A new offer especially for groups with guided snowshoe walks on the Brambrüesch, Chur’s home mountain. The AIS Sports School takes participants on a one to two-hour guided snowshoe tour, with all necessary equipment available for rent.

The Chur City Council still holds its public meetings in this stately old building and the city archives are also housed here. It is a little-known fact that there was even a hospital in the Town Hall at one time.

The Cathedral Treasure Museum comprises two groups of objects: The actual cathedral treasure and the cycle of murals depicting death from 1543, both of which are exhibited on two floors and are a source of fascination to visitors of all ages as well as a unique resource for experts. The location of the museum, the baroque Episcopal Castle in Chur, is a cultural monument of national importance and also one of the most important secular buildings in Graubünden.

If you’re looking for a great atmosphere you need go no further than the Selig Club. And it’s also a great place to hit the dance floor.

The Aquamarin adventure pool in Chur is sure to impress not only because of its pleasant water temperature, but also thanks to the numerous facilities that make a day’s bathing here a real pleasure.

The journey through Chur starts at a leisurely pace. However, shortly after the city borders, the red train turns into a mountain railway steeply ascending to Arosa (1,775 m a.s.l.).

The plateau around the Dreibündenstein between Brambruesch and Feldis is a true paradise for snowshoe enthusiasts. And the panoramic Dreibündenstein tour Brambruesch to Feldis is newly signposted all the way as the snowshoe route.

When they go on the digital Clà Ferrovia scavenger hunt, detectives of all ages can test their sleuthing skills throughout the Canton of Grisons/Graubünden. Using the Clà Ferrovia app, you can collect Clà points and win some great prizes. Expect some knotty riddles and exciting games!

The romantically lit ice rink in front of the Quader Schoolhouse is THE meeting point in winter. Indulging in some ice-skating on a beautifully lit rink accompanied by suitably lovely music in the middle of the city is a wonderful winter experience.

The cathedral is a fitting symbol of the episcopal city of Chur. Somewhat plain from the outside, it impresses with its magnificent interior.

St. Lucius is a small church, part of St. Lucius seminary, perched on a hillside overlooking the town of Chur. Although the church serves primarily the needs of its student priests, visitors are welcome.

The international Würth Group is headquartered in Chur. The company’s presence enhances Chur’s economy and its headquarters building is regarded as a special gem by those tourists who are interested in culture. Its distinctive architecture is greatly admired as are the exhibits at the Forum Würth Chur.

Walk through the car-free old town of the oldest city in Switzerland. Between winding alleys, boutiques and restaurants, you will immerse yourself in over 5000 years of history.

Its conquest by the Romans 2,000 years ago is an important part of Chur’s history as a settlement. Findings dating back to this period are housed in these protective structures designed by star architect Peter Zumthor.

The Viticulture Museum "Torculum" presents a fascinating exhibition that allows visitors to see the work and events inside and outside the Torculum. At the same time, the Viticultural Museum is a place that is ideal for social events.