Wildlife watching experiences in Graubünden

Descend 359 steps into the Viamala Gorge in Graubünden. Below you stand in front of 300-meter-high rock faces, rock cirques formed by the water and the roaring Hinterrhein. Historic bridges and paths tell of the time of the muleteers.

Chesa Merleda, which is studded with battlements, is the landmark of proud La Punt. The impressive ensemble of splendid patrician and guest houses dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries is a historic witness to a flourishing trade and tourism history at the Albula Pass. With the construction of a bridge over the Inn river in the 16th century, the lords of the Albertini family, also known as the ‘Lords of the Bridge’, laid the foundations for development and prosperity in La Punt.

The Burial Church of Santa Maria is one of the most precious sacred buildings in the Canton of Graubünden.

The Cathedral of Mary's Ascension is the focal point of Chur's Bishop's Court. This diocese dates back to late Roman times, making this the oldest still functioning bishopric north of the Alps.

With the majesty of a triumphal arch, the Langwies viaduct soars 62m above the gorge where the Plessur and Sapün rivers meet. The construction is eloquent testimony to the pioneering spirit of the creators of what would come to be called the Rhaetian Railway.

The first fixed rope route in Graubünden was created in 2005 at the back of the valley of St. Antönien at the southern wall of the Sulzfluh. The alpine route offers a lot of contact with rock and requires one to be quite fit.

Arosa Bärenland - the alpine sanctuary in Graubünden offers rescued bears a new home in a natural environment. Visitors experience bears up close and learn exciting facts about animal protection and their way of life. An excursion destination for animal lovers and nature enthusiasts.

Founded around 1250 as a place to hold meetings and as a prison, Rätia Ampla Castle in Riom has been one of the most idiosyncratic cultural amenities in the Alps since 2006. Currently used as a theatre, the castle hosts the largest theatre and culture festival in Graubünden: the Origen Festival Cultural.

This 13 km-long nature trail is sure to be an amazing experience for nature lovers of all ages – an ideal way to become acquainted with the wonders of nature.

The practice area of the Swiss Snow Sports School in Davos and the Ski School “Top Secret” is located on the Bolgen. Children above age 4 get accustomed to dealing with skis in the “Bobo Club”.

From the impressive glaciers of Engadin to the lovely palm trees of Lugano: The Palm Express invites visitors to a pleasantly diverse three-and-a-half-hour PostBus journey.

After the retreat of the last glacier 10,000 years ago, the Rhine River started to break through the rock masses of the Flims Rock Slide. The river’screated the nature spectacle of the Ruinaulta (Upper Rhine Gorge).

With a length of 12 kilometers, the toboggan run in Fideris is one of Switzerland’s longest. The route from Fideris Village to Fideriser Heuberge is closed to private vehicular traffic and is only used by minibuses of the Fideriser Heuberge.

The sunny plateau of the Grüsch-Danusa skiing area provides excellent conditions for active fun on the snow – even for non-skiers.

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Weissfluhjoch to Wolfgang and guaranteed adrenalin kicks. The Weissfluhjoch piste on Parsenn as far as Wolfgang Pass is your best bet for pure winter fun with a special kick! A piste-start at 2844 meters above sea level, leading over roughly 7 kilometers down to the Wolfgang Pass at 1631 meters.

Golfing at the oldest golf club in Switzerland - Home of Swiss Golf since 1893!

On the famous Squirrel Path, children can feed the lively squirrels and enjoy a story that describes the life of a squirrel.

Take a turn on the natural ice field Guarda, in the original Lower Engadine mountain village, on a sunny plateau, high above the valley.

Tobogganing in the Engadin Scuol Samnaun Val Müstair.

The Obersaxon winter sports area above the Vorderrhein Valley includes four beautiful skiing mountains. For the most part, the wide slopes range from easy to intermediate. The Carlo Janka Piste from Stein to Kartitscha is a real treat for ambitious skiers.

Do a few laps on the ice rink in Lavin and enjoy the flair of a typical Lower Engadine village.