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Historical Site Arosa Lenzerheide
Allein stehender Kirchturm in Parpan
The church tower of Parpan stands confidently on a hill - completely detached from the church, which lies a good 30 metres away.
Nufenen Reformed Church (oua_611519701_image)
Church Viamala
Nufenen Reformed Church
The Reformed church in Nufenen is a protected monument of the canton of Graubünden. Since the introduction of the Reformation around 1530, which is illustrated by a stained glass window in the choir with a verse from a hymn by Martin Luther (“Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott”), it has served as a preaching church.
Zipfa fireplace
Fireplace Viamala
Zipfa fireplace

This fireplace is located near the village of Splügen on the Hinterrhein.

Fireplace
Fireplace Viamala
Feuerstelle Fundogn Andeer

The fireplace is easily accessible by walking distance of 1.5 kilometers from Pignia Bad or Zillis and is located on the banks of the Hinterrhein.

Bike Help Point Prättigau
Bike Store Davos Klosters
Bike Help Point Station an the bottom of Gotschna Cable Railway
Kulturbox (oua_53043394_image)
Store Davos Klosters
Kulturbox
An unusual art gallery, which offers artists, artisans and other cultural workers from the Prättigau, Klosters and Davos region a platform.
Church Arosa Lenzerheide
Katholische Kirche San Carlo
This event was even noted by the "Neue Zürcher Nachrichten".
1960
Event Venue Engadin St. Moritz
1960
1995
Event Venue Engadin St. Moritz
1995
Sports Facility Davos Klosters
Gleitschirm-Startplatz - Gotschnagrat Süd
Water fountain Kaufmannfrauen Flims Waldhaus (oua_79313876_image)
Fountain Flims Laax Falera
Water fountain Kaufmannfrauen Flims Waldhaus
Fresh drinking water, you are welcome to fill up your drinking bottle here.
Le colonne verdi - The Green Columns
Store Valposchiavo
Le colonne verdi - The Green Columns

The beauty of Graubünden is world-renowned. No matter in what corner of the canton one travels, unique landscapes can be found everywhere- every spot in the mountain region is a masterpiece. In order to match this spectacular nature, the official white-red-and-white trail markers have been newly painted by an artist, called Stefan Rüesch.