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A spacious and varied pump track in the middle of the city with an asphalt surface you can ride on easily even in the rain, whether on a bike, inline skates, skateboard, or a scooter. The pump track is just over 220 meters long and offers various crossing and turning possibilities. Another special feature is that it is integrated into an existing play area and is thus deliberately accessible to a wide target group. Experienced bikers have the opportunity to ride countless combinations.

THE traditional stationer’s in Chur. The right address for gifts and school & office supplies. And a friendly service, too!

Large car park on Weststrasse, right next to the Chur cableways and in front of the Stadthalle. Right next door is the "Welschdörfli" with its bars and clubs. It is a 5-10 minute walk to the old town and the city centre.

• Suitable for cars and higher vehicles
• Responsible: Chur City Police, +41 81 254 53 00

Caritas Switzerland is committed to social justice and poverty in Switzerland and more than 40 other countries around the world. The Caritas market in Chur offers socially impaired people food and everyday items at cheap prices. The realized work treats this theme and delights the viewer through the sujet selection and the attention to detail.

The St. Luzi chapel is situated at an altitude of about 900 metres, about 45 minutes on foot from the old town of Chur on a hiking trail in the direction of Mittenberg. It is located within a rock grotto and forms a picturesque but also wild place of peace and reflection. It is under the patronage of Luzius of Chur and is owned by the St. Luzi Seminary of the Chur Theological University.

Hikers can climb up to Mittenberg, to the village of Maladers or further up to Fürhörnli or even Montalin. Experienced bikers appreciate the technical descent from the Mittenberg via St. Luzikapelle into the valley.

Below the Halde cantonal school's playground stands the most important monument of early Christianity in Graubünden: the remains of St. Stephen's church, which was built in the 5th century and served as a burial church for the bishops of Chur. It was rediscovered in 1850 during construction of the first cantonal school. It was fully excavated in 1955-56 and completely encapsulated during the reconstruction of the school in the 1970s and integrated into the building underground. In the course of the total renovation completed in 2010, the space was converted into a museum worthy of the church's importance and opened to the public.

You can also explore the remains of the St. Stephen's Church on your own. The key for admission is available from the secretariat of the Graubünden Cantonal School. For reservations call +41 81 257 51 51 or mail  to franziska.ackermann@bks.gr.ch . Please note the opening hours of the cantonal school.

Or you can book a guided tour of St. Stephan. Additional information.

This outwardly unspectacular religious building was built between 1494 and 1500 in a late Gothic style by Feldkirch master builder, Balthasar Bilgeri. This is revealed in the interior in a particularly impressive way; the nave and the adjoining choir feature stone ribs and a stellar vault, which are typical of this period. There is also a large wall painting from 1504 depicting Christ on the cross. The furnishings mainly date from the last century. Particularly remarkable are the window paintings by the Basel artist, Hanns Studer, executed in the late 1960s.

The Bündner Kunstmuseum (Graubünden Museum of Art) consists of two buildings - the neoclassical Villa Planta from 1875 and the extension by the architects Barozzi & Veiga from the 2016. The Villa Planta is one of the most important 19th-century buildings in Graubünden and one of the most magnificent works by the architect Johannes Ludwig. With its partially sumptuous decor, it stands in contrast to the striking yet simple new building. The Palladian style and the Orientalist building design that constitute the essential characteristic of the Villa Planta are taken up and given new architectural expression by the extension building.

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Openness, brightness, transparency - these were factors that were set as criteria for the creation of the Würth company building. The Chur-based architectural firm commissioned with the building, Jüngling & Hagmann, has implemented these factors to perfection, creating an impressive building that creates a stir for miles around. The separate body of the new administrative Würth holding company building is a light, transparently decorated space connected to the extensive parkland and integrated into the open spaces of the natural environment as a free-standing building. The publicly accessible Würth Chur Forum is also housed in the building.