Galaria Fravi exhibits contemporary art with a real connection to the present, enabling and encouraging fresh dialogues and discourse right on site. Currently, Galaria Fravi is showing artworks by regional, national and international artists. Galaria Fravi does not blindly follow trends and tendencies in the art market but exhibits art in its true sense - as something essential, a possibility to expand one's own existence. The gallery constantly aims to capture: To capture dialogue, positions and experiences.

 Spacious playground with fireplace, table and benches. 

Directions:

City bus line 1 to Domat/Ems, get off at stop Plarenga. Walk back to the roundabout and turn south towards the forest (5 minutes).

Directions by bicycle: From Chur via Rossboden - cross Rhine bridge towards Felsberg - back across the Rhine and the motorway, turn right straight after the bridge. Follow the dirt road to Domat/Ems. Turn left as you get to the village.

Directions by car: On the main road from Chur to Domat/Ems - turn left at the first roundabout in the village. Parking available.

Domat/Ems lies at the beginning of the wide Chur Rhine valley, surrounded by wooded hills and high mountain ranges - a landscape in grand style. The location of Domat/Ems between small round hills, known as the «Tumas», is also distinctive. The «Tumas» are relics of past landslides that have shaped the lowlands around Domat/Ems. They were originally formed from harder debris that was not washed away by erosion. The distinctive talus slopes lean against the southern foot of the mountain; they jut out in the shape of a fan and roll in gentle slopes down to the plain. The «Tumas» are under conservation.

This site marks the spot where an American bomber named «Lady Patricia» crashed in 1944. There has been a memorial stone with a metal plaque there since 2004. Situated below the Dreibündenstein, the site is accessible via a footpath with a magnificent panoramic view and is a worthwhile excursion destination for both hikers and mountain bikers. From the commemorative stone you have a great view of the Calanda massif opposite and the Rhine Valley near Chur, which lies approximately 1,400 meters of altitude below at the bottom of the valley.

On the opposite side of the Dreibündenstein to the west of Malixer Alp is the mountain pasture clearing Juchs, high above the Chur Rhine Valley. The Juchs Alp (1,378 m) is accessible via hiking trails from Chur and Brambrüesch. It is also a popular outing destination for mountain bikers. The Alp is a part of the Domat/Ems municipality and is only catered during the height of summer, when the cows are on the alp (June to September). It is a former Walser settlement. However, no traces of the former dwellings remain visible today except overgrown, crumbling masonry.