Bird Watching in Switzerland in Graubünden

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

The typical Walser Alps lie on the west side of the Vals mountain village; to where the gondola cableway climbs to 1817-meter altitude. The Gadastatt lies at the foot of the Dachberg mountain.

Christmas atmosphere in the oldest town in Switzerland! And the «Christkindli» market (translatable as small child of Christ) in Chur draws many a visitor to this delightful setting throughout the period of Advent. Nestled in the Graubünden mountain world, the festively illuminated old town is an enchanting place to be.

The historic funicular railway takes you up to the top station at 2453 m above sea level, where you can enjoy an unforgettable view of the magnificent snow-covered, indescribably vast valley. While the last rays of the sun bathe the Engadin in a golden glow, you will be served traditional dishes of the region. At about 11 p.m., the last cable-car will take you back down to the sea of lights that is the village.

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

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.

Experience and explore a museum. On five floors you can see what life was like in Surselva in earlier times and how people worked in the olden days. A special museum tour for children encourages touching and trying out antique objects. How does one work with hammer and anvil? How does the sausage machine work? How does the Geisshorn sound?

The natural ice field on the Patrutgsee in Oberurmein is situated at 1,609 m above sea level. Children and adults can let off steam while skating.

Enjoy the wonderful panorama from the comfort of your seat on this two-hour-train ride.

Hunting in Graubünden has always evoked emotions: whether on the prowl, in the pub or inhaling the aroma of a delicious game dish. On a guided excursion, interested guests learn the hunter’s jargon.

A day at the experience farm including guided tour, riding, walking with lamas (1 hour) and teatime snack;

Put on your snow-shoes and discover the Biosfera Val Müstair Nature Park in a very personal way with organic farmer Isidor Sepp.

The Forum Würth Chur is staging a changing exhibition with a broad supporting program, consisting mostly of exhibits from the Würth Collection, which comprises 16,000 exhibits.

The journey is the reward: set against the stunning backdrop of the Engadin mountains, “Yoga on Snow” keeps guests moving and encourages a deeper understanding of the body.

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

Pradaschier Adventure Mountain: a little gem or small destination for great adventurers – this is how the charming Pradaschier mountain in Churwalden, just a 15-minute drive from Chur, can be described. Visitors of all ages will find a wide range of outdoor activities here in summer and winter that will make them want to stay a while.

Cross-country skiing and working as a team can be beautifully combined in Disentis Sedrun: “Kurz krampfa, lang laufa” (work hard, ski harder!) is the name of the service offered to companies wanting to host a special team event with their employees.

Fun, entertainment, event venue and restaurant - this is the GALAAXY park in Laax.

The practice area at the Obersaxen Ski and Snowboard School is specially suited to the needs of beginners in all snow sports and provides no end of fun.

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.

Who hasn’t ever dreamed of being one of the lucky ones who strike gold? Gold-Gusti could help make this dream a reality.

She was once hated: the wild, deep gorge carved out by the Hinter Rhine was called the “Evil Road” by mule drivers. Today, visitors are drawn to the spectacular expanse of water and rock.

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.