Winter village tour Churwalden
Find out more about the development of tourism and the history of Bündnerfleisch production
Did you know that Churwalden was once an important stop on the trade route to Italy? Even the Romans and merchants of the Middle Ages travelled through this valley. Horses were changed here, travellers rested and spa guests enjoyed the fresh Alpine air and the healing whey. Today, Churwalden is the gateway to the Arosa-Lenzerheide holiday region - but its history lives on! Discover the cradle of the famous Bündnerfleisch, find out what the Tavetsch sheep has to do with the name of our canton and immerse yourself in the fascinating past of this special place.
Come with us on a journey through
time! Register online or by telephone by 4.00 pm the day before on +41 77 446 73 61 or info@kulturampass.ch.
The guided tour lasts approx. 1.5 hours.
Meeting point at : Churwalden, Furnerschhus post office stop, direction Chur (start). The car park at the Grischuna meat drying plant (next to the post office stop) may be used. End: Churwalden Bergbahnen post office stop (near Migros).
Private guided tours: CHF 180.00, dates by arrangement
7078 Lenzerheide/Lai
Mobile +41 77 446 73 61