Conveniently to the Mountains.

Getting Here

Woman on a Rhaetian Railway train looking out of the window

Good air, good journey: even the trip to the Graubünden mountains is a relaxing experience. The easiest way to get around in the Graubünden holiday region is with the Rhaetian Railway, which includes the most beautiful views. Leave the hustle and bustle behind in the valley.

Graubünden on the Map

Graubünden, the largest canton of Switzerland by area, is located in the southeast of the country. The canton borders Italy, Austria and Liechtenstein. The landscape is characterised by 150 valleys, 1038 lakes and hundreds of mountain peaks.

By Public Transport

Graubünden has excellent public transport connections. Parts of the Rhaetian Railway lines are a UNESCO World Heritage site. The most important hubs for onward travel to all holiday regions are Chur and Landquart.

Graubünden is also well connected to the international rail network from neighbouring countries. Guests from Germany, Austria and France travel via Zurich and Sargans. From Italy, Rhaetian Railway connections from Tirano or PostBus services from Bellinzona lead directly into the Graubünden mountains.

The Swiss Travel Pass is recommended for guests from abroad. Those who concentrate their journey of discovery on Graubünden should choose the graubünden Pass. Both allow free travel by train and bus within their respective areas of validity.

By Car

The most important transport axis for arriving by car is the A13 motorway, which connects to the European motorway network. As a weather-independent alternative to travelling over the pass into the Engadin, the Vereina car transporter train offers a direct connection between Prättigau (Klosters) and the Engadin (Sagliains).

A vignette is required to use the Swiss motorways. The annual vignette for 40 francs is available as a sticker or e-vignette. It can be purchased at border crossings, petrol stations or online.

Are you travelling by public transport but want to be flexible on site? Mobility vehicles are available for hire at train stations and other central locations in many Graubünden towns – easily bookable via an app.

Route Planner

Hohe Schneemauern säumen die geräumte Berninapassstrasse im Winter

Road Conditions

Aerial view of the winding Julier Pass road in the snowy landscape

Vereina Car Transporter

Motorway Vignette

E vignette and adhesive vignette 2026 for using Swiss motorways

Car Sharing with Mobility

Red electric car from Mobility Carsharing

By Plane

Zurich Airport (ZRH), as the largest Swiss airport, is the primary point of arrival. From the airport's own railway station, trains run directly to Landquart and Chur, the hubs for onward travel to all holiday regions. Rental cars are available at the Airport Center.

Depending on the holiday region, airports in neighbouring countries can shorten the journey: Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) for the southern valleys, Innsbruck Airport (INN) for the Engadin and Samnaun, and Bodensee-Airport Friedrichshafen (FDH) as an alternative for the northern regions.

For the most direct journey to the Engadin, Engadin Airport (SMV) near Samedan is available. As the highest airport in Europe, it primarily serves private air traffic but also offers a selection of scheduled and charter flights.

Zurich Airport (ZRH)

SWISS and Edelweiss airplanes on the tarmac at Zurich Airport

Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)

Travelers with luggage in the departure hall of Milan-Malpensa Airport

Innsbruck Airport (INN)

Airplanes on the tarmac of Innsbruck Airport at dusk

Bodensee-Airport Friedrichshafen (FDH)

Airport employee loading luggage onto an airplane on the tarmac

Engadin Airport (SMV)

Private jet taking off at Engadin Airport in winter

Getting Here

Graubünden on the Map

By Public Transport

By Car

By Plane

Further Information