Holiday destinations in Switzerland

The three mountain villages of Brigels, Waltensburg and Andiast are located on a sun terrace of the Grisons Anterior Rhine Valley (Vorderrheintal. In summer the destination attracts with great hiking and biking trails and a golf course. In winter it turns into a snow paradise for the whole family. The region has been awarded the "Families Welcome" quality certificate.

Region: Graubünden
Canton: Graubünden (GR)
Altitude: 500 m - 2600 m

Region: Graubünden
Canton: Graubünden (GR)
Altitude: 1'714 m
Inhabitants: 1'238

Chur looks back on 5000 years of settlement history, which also makes it Switzerland’s oldest town. The lively small bishop’s town has developed to become the cultural and economic centre of the Grisons, thanks to its excellent location on key transport routes through the Alps. 26 Grisons holiday and spa resorts can be reached in less than an hour from Chur.

Region: Graubünden
Canton: Graubünden (GR)
Altitude: 1'434-1'809 m
Inhabitants: 18'656

With far over 200 kilometres of pistes stretching across 100+ square kilometres of snow-assured slopes around the 'Crap Sogn Gion', the ski region of the Flims, Laax and Falera resorts constitutes one of Switzerland's very large, connected winter sports regions. In summer, the Alpine arena becomes one enormous outdoor 'playground' for active guests.

Region: Graubünden
Canton: Graubünden (GR)
Altitude: 638 m
Inhabitants: 1'200

Nestling in what has remained the rural part of the Prättigau (Graubünden), Klosters, with its romantic village-like atmosphere, stands in stark contrast to the nearby Alpine metropolis of Davos. The diverse range of activities on offer in summer and winter is well suited to families with children.

Formerly a mere transit location between Chur and Tiefencastel, Lenzerheide, located at an altitude of 1500 metres above sea level in a high valley, has been a popular winter and summer health resort for families and sports enthusiasts for some time now. The two winter sports regions of Stätzerhorn and Parpan Rothorn, one on each side of the valley, cater for winter sports enthusiasts of all ages.

The small Puschlav holiday universe is 25 kilometres long as the crow flies and, extending from the giant ice peaks of the Bernina Mountain Range to the vineyards of the Veltlin, encompasses some of Switzerland's most varied countryside. The authentic natural and cultural landscape boasts a wealth of sites of natural beauty and pretty villages with cultural monuments, churches and palaces which are well worth seeing.