Parks

The Swiss National Park is a wilderness landscape that has been untouched by man for 100 years and is known for its unique flora and fauna.

Parc Ela is the largest nature park in Switzerland. It is located in a diverse landscape around the Alpine passes Albula, Julier and Septimer.

Four valleys, two cultures, one park. The Beverin Nature Park comprises four valleys and two culturally, historically and linguistically different settlement areas.

The Biosfera Val Müstair is a small but beautiful, Romansh-speaking mountain valley at the easternmost tip of Switzerland, in the immediate vicinity of the Swiss National Park.

The Tectonic Arena Sardona is located in the border area of the cantons of Graubünden, Glarus and St. Gallen and provides unique insights into the history of the formation of the Alps.

At around 120 km2 , the Parco Val Calanca is the smallest nature park in the country and the first in Italian-speaking Switzerland. Mountains and water characterise its landscape.