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. 

Above the old town lies the Episcopal court with the more than 800-year-old cathedral and its Gothic high altar shining in golden splendour. The cathedral is dedicated to the assumption of the Virgin Mary and is one of the most important cultural monuments in Switzerland. The court area was settled already during Roman times, when it served as a barracks. The current cathedral was built between 1150 and 1272 and shows influences from all major Occidental cultures due the location of the city along major trade routes.

Several cathedrals stood where the current one is now, and it is assumed that the very first dates back to the 5th century. The current cathedral was built between 1154 and 1270 and is dedicated to St. Mary of the Assumption. The central nave's entrance front is made of rock from Scalära. The main portal is flanked on either side by six slender columns with Attic bases and early Gothic floral capitals. The columns are connected by six coloured archways. The arched window in the central axis is arguably the largest medieval window in all of Graubünden. Inside the cathedral, the late Gothic high altar by Jakob Russ (1492), the carved choir and the Romanesque sculptures along the bases and capitals of the columns are particularly noteworthy.

The cathedral was completely restored between 2001 and 2007. It is considered one of the most important cultural monuments in Switzerland.

The wintertime outdoor pool. The 50-meter-long eight-lane pool at Obere Au is covered by an air-supported structure during winter, so that you can swim your lengths even during the cold season. Access is through the indoor pool, from which a heated connecting tunnel leads into the air-supported structure.

Additional infos:

• Aqua jogging: specific lanes are reserved for this - please check the occupancy schedule
• Pool rules
• Access for people with disabilities