Attractions in Graubünden

Thanks to its central location, Vella offers ideal access to the extensive Obersaxen Mundaun winter sports area. From the Vella valley station, you can take the 4-seater chairlift (C1) from 1244 m above sea level to Triel at 1600 m above sea level.

In 1499 there is war in what is now Graubünden: Grisons troops storm numerous castles owned by Habsburg Austria.

Kapelle St. Georg

Not far from here stands the boundary stone between Thusis, Cazis and Masein – three places with a long common history.

The Tubenstein does not owe its name to the pigeons.

Haldenstein is an attractive small village a little way outside of Chur. Its idyllic location between the river Rhine and Calanda mountain is characteristic, as well as its impressive castle. But there are other historical sites, as well. There are several mystical castle ruins within the village's borders.

Tamins and Reichenau are two villages that for most people have merged into one over time, located an the juncture of Vorder and Hinter Rhine. The Rhaetian Railway station where the lines to Surselva valley and to central Graubünden separate isn't called Reichenau-Tamins for nothing. Kunkels Pass is a well-known location for mountain bikers from near and far. The peak of Ringelspitze is the top of Tamins at 3,247 metres above sea level. Tamins shares its peak with the neighbouring village of Trin and with the canton of St. Gallen across the pass.

Feel the power of the double stones

For visitors of the outdoor pool.

It is said that the Seewiser have learned to rave about their guests: The local mountain, the Schesaplana, has the sweeter peak and the bluer sky in the background than other mountains. Even their evening glow is said to be second to none. Pure alpine air is guaranteed in Seewis (947 m) as well as experiences for all five senses.