Church

Bergkirchli

Description

The Bergkirchli was completed in 1493. It is owned by the Reformed parish of Arosa and is regularly used for parish services and concerts organized by Arosa Kultur. From July through mid-October, Arosa Tourism offers public guided tours every Friday at 3:00 p.m.

A place made for lingering. Take a break on one of the sunny wooden benches in this unique spot and enjoy the view of the Erzhorn (the symbol of Arosa) and the Arosa Rothorn (the region’s highest mountain, 2,980 meters above sea level).

The Bergkirchli is a protected historic monument. To preserve its historic integrity, it is only accessible when a church service, a concert, or a public guided tour is taking place. Only organists trained and authorized by the parish may play the historic organ.

Opening hours

Cultural events are held regularly during the summer season. For more information, visit arosa.swiss/veranstaltungskalender

Directions

Public Transport

The Rhaetian Railway runs hourly from Chur to Arosa (and in the opposite direction).

From the Arosa train station, the local bus heads toward Hörnli. From the Gada stop, the Bergkirchli is just a few minutes’ walk away.

Directions

From Chur, take the winding Arosa Road to the end of the valley in Arosa. Follow the village road to the Innerarosa Brüggli parking garage. From the parking garage, a short, pleasant walk will take you to the Bergkirchli Arosa. The little church sits beautifully on the hill above the parking garage—it’s hard to miss.

Road conditions

Parking

At the entrance to the village, there is a large sign indicating the various parking options. We recommend the Innerarosa/Brüggli parking garage. For more information, visit Arosa Parking.

Audio Guide

Audio Guide - Arosa Bergkirchli

Contact

Responsible for this content: Arosa Lenzerheide.

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