Attractions in Graubünden

Fresh drinking water, you are welcome to fill up your drinking bottle here.

Fresh drinking water, you are welcome to fill up your drinking bottle here.

The Mengelberg chapel was built according to the specifications of the Dutch conductor Willem Mengelberg and completed in 1928. A carillon with 15 bells adorns the block building.

Innerjuvalt Castle (often referred to as Oberjuvalt) rises majestically high above the southern end of the village of Rothenbrunnen on a rocky outcrop.

A castle with a changing face: Sins Castle in Paspels is just over 300 years old.

The material of the rock gate is dolomite, which weathers unevenly because of its composition, whereby in the course of time a spectacular structure has formed. You can find out more about it on the ExploraTour.

Between Feldis and the Dreibündenstein, they suddenly loom before you: thirteen tall, slender female figures made of Feldis larch wood.

A lively village needs a village shop. Myrta and Jachen Andrighetti-Jenal open their "Butia" in Tschlin on six weekdays and are always happy about customers.

The new barbecue area built in summer 2020 directly on the reservoir invites young and old to linger.