Arosa enchants above all with its mountain world and untouched nature. In addition to numerous winter hiking trails, the climatic health resort also offers places where you can find time for yourself and your thoughts.
THE BERGKIRCHLI
Built in around 1492, this small mountain church is the oldest building in Arosa and a local landmark. The listed church is a quiet place steeped in history and a wonderful retreat where you can rest in tranquillity.
EGGAHUUS LOCAL HISTORY MUSEUM AROSA
Take a walk through Innerarosa and explore the Grisons Walser village. This is the oldest part of Arosa where you can still see the timehonoured way of constructing pasture fencing and discover traditional wooden houses with their blessings inscribed under the gables. Take some time out and rest on the bench outside the Eggahuus – the local history museum.
WALSER SETTLEMENT OF SAPÜN
With its original character still intact, the mountain valley between Arosa and Chur is the epitome of unspoilt romance. In the middle of it all, like something out of a picture tale, lies the old Walser settlement of Sapün. Be sure to pause there and soak in its magic. After the valley, the trail continues past small hamlets to the romantic and historic Heimeli hotel.
MARAN
Located high up between Weisshorn, Prätsch and Litzirüti, the Maran high plateau offers unique and breath-taking views of the surrounding white giants. The plateau is also home to the highest 18-hole golf course in Europe and the Maran alpine dairy, which has been transforming Arosa alpine milk into alpine cheese and other specialties for some 40 years.
PRÄTSCHALP
Close your eyes and imagine an alp in the snow-covered Arosa mountains. That's exactly what the Prätschalp looks like. Typical Swiss specialities are served here to match the ambience - from cheese fondue to cheese slices, from venison pepper and dumpling soup to delicious cakes. The alp is open during the day and can be reached on skis, touring skis, snowshoes or even by horse-drawn carriage.
