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Kurzporträt Chur

Nestled in the Alps, Chur is Switzerland’s oldest town, brimming with history and surrounded by alpine scenery. Known as the cultural centre of Graubunden, this city is the perfect spot for a relaxed getaway – you can wander through its cobbled streets, among the colourful buildings and medieval architecture, dip into a cosy café to recharge, or check out one of the town’s museums for a glimpse into the region’s heritage. And if you’re up for something more active, the mountains at Chur’s doorstep are perfect for hiking and skiing.

Top three things to do in Chur, Switzerland

1. Take a stroll through Old Town Chur

Old Town Chur’s car-free streets are ideal for wandering along and soaking up this place’s medieval atmosphere. There's loads to dive into, starting with the must-see Chur Cathedral, showcasing a blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. For a taste of local life, stop by the weekly market, where you’ll find stalls filled with everything from vegetables, herbs, and cheeses to honey, bread, and handmade crafts.

2. Hop aboard the Bernina Express

A trip on the Bernina Express is an absolute highlight. This scenic train ride whisks you from Chur to Tirano, Italy, crossing the Swiss Alps in style. The journey reveals postcard-perfect landscapes, from snow-capped peaks and glaciers to alpine villages and vineyards. All you have to do is sit back, relax, and take in the views.


3. Visit the Art Museum

Chur’s Art Museum is home to an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art, featuring around 8,000 works from the 18th century to the present. With new exhibits regularly on display, there’s always something fresh to tempt visitors back – it’s definitely worth a visit, whether you’re an art enthusiast or just curious. Plus, if you fancy delving deeper, there are guided tours and workshops available too.