Golden days in Chur

Discover the wine trail from Chur through the Rhine Valley of Graubünden. Passing vineyards and charming villages, you’ll enjoy scenic views and sun-kissed moments of indulgence along the way – the perfect hike to explore Graubünden’s wine country.

With the mountain railroad Chur-Dreibündenstein directly from the oldest city in Switzerland to its local mountain Brambrüesch, where the experience starts. You hike to Pradaschier, toboggan down to Churwalden – with a 3-course menu included.

A short but demanding autumn hike from Fürstenwald: the steep, narrow trail with technical passages leads up to the summit of the Rote Platte. Secure feet and a head for heights are essential – the reward is breathtaking, with sweeping views over Chur.

Discover the Five Villages on a bike tour that combines activity with culinary delights. Ride past vineyards and charming villages, enjoy autumn landscapes and taste regional specialties – a perfect outing for leisurely days full of flavor.

While other places are already covered in snow, you can still ride dry trails in Chur. With mountain lift access and excellent infrastructure, you’ll enjoy smooth, flowing descents well into late autumn. A perfect tip for anyone who doesn’t want to miss out on biking in autumn.

Start your e-bike journey in Chur and discover the RheinWelten in the glow of autumn. Ride past vineyards, cultural landmarks, and culinary stops on varied stages stretching from the source of the Rhine all the way to Basel. 

Experience Chur in an autumn atmosphere: on this 90-minute private tasting tour through the historic alleys you’ll sample regional specialties such as cheese, Salsiz, and the typical Röteli liqueur. 

Indulge in regional specialties ranging from tender venison to classic braised deer, accompanied by spätzli, red cabbage, or roasted chestnuts. Rich flavors and seasonal aromas make dining in Chur a true highlight for all lovers of game cuisine.

Every Saturday morning, Chur’s Old Town transforms into a meeting place for food lovers. At the market stalls you’ll find fresh vegetables, fruit, and many regional products – perfect for inspiration and to create your own autumn dish at home.

On a guided tour at Schloss Reichenau you’ll wander through its historic halls and discover the art of winemaking. The experience culminates in a tasting of the estate’s own wines – an inspiring encounter for anyone who loves culture and fine wine.

Wine holds many secrets waiting to be discovered. Do you know why one Sauvignon Blanc reveals notes of gooseberry while another evokes lychee? gust guides you on this journey of discovery, inviting you to immerse yourself in the fascinating world of wine.

Did you know that until the 19th century Chur was the wine capital of Graubünden? Join a guided walk from the bishop’s vineyard to the Neubruchtorkel, built in 1582, and experience the winemaking traditions of past centuries up close.

In the baroque Bishop’s Palace you can discover precious artworks, unique relics, and the famous Cathedral Treasure of Chur. The collection is complemented by striking 16th-century murals. A visit offers fascinating insights into history and culture.

Chur’s theatre and music scene is full of life: from the city theatre to the Klibühni and the Postremise, you’ll find imaginative productions, jazz evenings, and cultural experiments. Be surprised by the variety of live events that bring art to life and create inspiring encounters.

Chur is home to three cantonal museums showcasing culture, art, and nature. The Rhaetian Museum tells Graubünden’s history, the Art Museum presents key works in historic and modern settings, and the Natural History Museum explores Alpine wildlife and landscapes.