Attractions 
Tours 
Events With Panoramic View.
Travel Options
With Public Transport
From the north and east (Basel, Zurich, Munich), Chur (in the direction of Arosa, St. Moritz, Flims Laax Falera, Disentis Sedrun) and Landquart (in the direction of Klosters, Davos, Scuol) act as public transport hubs. The Engadin–Meran Route Express operated by PostBus Graubünden has led from Mals in Italy through the picturesque Val Müstair and the Swiss National Park to Zernez in the Engadine since 2005. Bus services to Scuol with a rail connection to St. Moritz are also available from Landeck on the Austrian rail network (Munich, Innsbruck, Vienna).
From the west, you can reach Graubünden via the Oberalp Pass. For example, on the famous Glacier Express, the direct rail service from Zermatt to St. Moritz and on to Davos.
From the south, express PostBus services travel from Bellinzona to Chur and from Lugano to St. Moritz. The legendary route of the Bernina Express also connects Tirano (Italian rail network; Milan) with St. Moritz.
Luggage and Bicycle Transport
If you are travelling by public transport, the Swiss Federal Railways will be happy to transport your bike and luggage.
By Car
As an international transalpine route (San Bernardino), the A13 autobahn leads straight through Graubünden on the Munich-Milan axis. From Zurich, you can reach Graubünden via the A3 autobahn in around 60 minutes.
Motorway Tolls
The usual price for a vignette (motorway toll stickers) is 40.00 CHF (26 EUR). The vignette is valid from 1st December of the previous year to 31st January of the following year (printed on the vignette). If you have a trailer or a camper van, you are required to purchase an additional vignette. The autobahn vignette can be obtained from border posts, Swiss post offices, petrol stations, etc.
By Aeroplane
The nearest international airports are in Zurich, Basel and Lugano. These have excellent connections to the Swiss transport network. You can also reach Graubünden by car in just two to four hours from the airports in Friedrichshafen, Innsbruck, Milan and Munich.
