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The oldest city in Switzerland can be experienced through touch due to the historic centre tactile model. The model helps people who are blind and vision-impaired to get an idea of what the Chur historic centre is like. At the same time, it is a useful tool for city tours and an attraction for children. The bronze model is located in the Chur city centre on Martinsplatz. The 1:500 stands on a concrete base and is also accessible to wheelchair drivers. The names of the most important buildings are in letters and in braille for the blind.

This late Gothic building was constructed in the 15th century. Both the main steps and the entrance doors, with their decorative architrave, date back to this period. Some two centuries later, in 1654, the building was renovated and extended, employing the baroque stylistic devices of the day. The interior reveals magnificently furnished rooms. These include a spacious garden room, the “Sala terrena”, on the ground floor and, on the first floor, a room with a baroque stucco ceiling and, adjoining it, a late Gothic room with well-preserved wall panels from the late 15th century.

Fresh and seasonal every day grocery from regional farmers and small businesses. Cheese humidor, organic line, bulk goods corner.

 The facility of Chur Tennis Club lies on Obere Au, between the rivers Plessur and Rhine. The 320 square metre facility comprises a public clubhouse with a spacious garden terrace, 3 beach volleyball courts, 9 outdoor courts and 2 floodlit indoor courts. Come and convince yourself of its beauty personally!

We offer riding lessons for children, adolescents and adults of all abilities. Group or individual lessons can be attended either with one of our training horses and ponies or with your own horse. We regularly offer holiday courses and riding camps. \r\n There are large windowed boxes, all-weather paddocks and pastures available for boarding horses. \r\n Part of the training infrastructure is the 20m by 60m riding hall and the grass jumping course with natural obstacles.

The especially gentle infrared heaters warm you up through and through, from the inside out. At the lower level of the changing rooms there is a Physiotherm Ergo Balance 1 Relax. Customers of the sauna area can use another Physiotherm Ergo Balance 1 Relax in the sauna area free of charge.

More information about the infrared cabins.

The architecture of modern banks is usually clear-cut and cool, and thus often detached from its surroundings. However, this is certainly not the case with the head office of the Graubünden Cantonal Bank; erected between 1909 and 1911, the building by architects Otto Schäfer and Martin Risch is a veritable icon of the “Bündner Heimatstil” movement. Its close ties with Graubünden are in evidence right down to the smallest detail; wherever you look there are motifs from local folklore. In the main hall is a wall painting by the Chur artist, Christian Conradin, depicting Graubünden’s economy.

The Würth International company building is not only a work place, but also a venue for art and culture. Temporary exhibitions put together from the extensive Würth art collection of approximately 18,000 exhibits are held in the art area in the entrance hall. They mainly include works from the 20th and 21st centuries from the fields of painting, graphic arts, and sculpture.

Visitors also have the opportunity to admire art in the outdoor area of the Forum Würth Chur on an area of around 1,200 m2. Sculptures by the following artists are exhibited there: Jean Tinguely, Niki de Saint Phalle, Bernhard Luginbühl, Carlo Borer, and Not Vital.

Since its opening in 2002, there have been regular cultural events like jazz and classical concerts, comedy nights or gospel music shows.