Holidays in Graubünden are varied and diverse. Discover the interplay between pristine wilderness and top notch, modern tourism infrastructure – from tranquil mountain villages in the Bergell region to the sleek and sophisticated hotels in St. Moritz.

1000 peaks, 150 valleys, 1038 lakes and 3 languages – that's Graubünden in numbers. Discover more exciting facts about Switzerland's largest holiday region.

The Berghaus Bargis, right at the entrance to the unique Bargis plateau above Flims in the canton of Graubünden, lets you breathe in and breathe deeply!

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Chur is the cultural centre of Graubünden, the seat of the bishop and the oldest city in Switzerland. Numerous boutiques, restaurants, bars, museums and galleries create an almost Mediterranean flair in its entirely car-free old town.

Chur has experienced an eventful destiny as a Roman vicus, bishop's and later guild town, suburb of the League of God's House and cantonal capital of Graubünden. Overview historical development Prehistory and Antiquity

With the expansion (2014-2016), the Graubünden Art Museum has become one of the most attractive museums in Switzerland for the public. It sees itself as a centre for art in and from Graubünden with international appeal.

Graubünden is the largest region in Switzerland, making up 17.2 % of Switzerland’s total land area. Graubünden is also the most sparsely populated region with only 202'538 inhabitants – Switzerland has 8.7 million in total.

From A for Andeer to Z for Zuoz – in our region, there are countless charming villages. To pick the most beautiful villages in Graubünden, we asked 15,000 people for their votes. Here are the winners:

The Älplibahn Malans may be the smallest mountain cable car in Graubünden. But no other cable car in Switzerland covers more meters in altitude without a stopover. From the mountain restaurant at the top station at 1,802 meters above sea level, visitors enjoy a magnificent view.