Attractions in Arosa Lenzerheide

The regional newspaper for the municipalities of Arosa and Tschiertschen-Praden is published on Fridays with a circulation of 3,148 copies. As an e-paper, it can already be accessed in the afternoon of the previous day. The editorial team, based in Arosa, reports on local and regional stories from politics, business, culture and sport. The municipalities of the valleys use the popular regional newspaper for their official communications and the local industry appreciates the newspaper for its advertising.
The "Aroser Zeitung" was first published in 1910.

The “Eisbadi Arosa” association has been running the first ice pool in Europe since 2021.

Sitting comfortably in the horse-drawn carriage, Arosa can also be explored wonderfully.

Information and reservations directly at the stand at the train station.

Carriage rides cost between CHF 100.00 and CHF 150.00 per hour.
From 6.00 p.m. a surcharge of 25% will be charged. Waiting time costs CHF 50.00 per hour.

High up on the Sonnenberg Hochwang, the small settlement of Fatschél delights with sunburnt wooden houses and an unobstructed view of the Gürgaletsch, the Alpstein and the Weisshorn. Around the settlement, nature lovers will come across an impressive biodiversity with fens and wonderful mountain flowers.

[tʃlˈfɪk]: Sounding cultural history in the Schanfigg

In the villages in Schanfigg there are 15 sound installations to discover, through which the cultural history of the mountain valley can be experienced sensually. Details at arosa.swiss/klingend