• Bahnhofstrasse 32 - The tour begins in front of the Tourist Information Chur. Take a moment to admire the stunning mountains surrounding the area and embrace the delightful Churer atmosphere.

• Rhaetian Railway (RhB) Administration Building - This building exemplifies the Bündner Heimatstil, a movement that embraced and evolved regional architectural traditions. The impressive administrative building of the Rhaetian Railway is a key example of this style. During this old town tour, the building is discussed from the outside.

• Bundner Kunstmuseum - The Bündner Kunstmuseum comprises two structures: the neoclassical Villa Planta from 1875 and the 2016 extension by architects Barozzi & Veiga. We pause briefly in the garden to appreciate the art piece “Torso with a Long Skull Shape” by artist H.R. Giger.

• Graubündner Kantonalbank, Hauptsitz Chur Postplatz - Postplatz serves as a central hub in Chur, where two major traffic routes intersect: Bahnhofstrasse, which continues as Poststrasse in the old town, and Grabenstrasse. The architecture of the Graubündner Kantonalbank headquarters is also noteworthy. At Postplatz, discover fascinating details about this vital traffic junction and enter Chur’s old town.

• Fontanapark - Situated in the heart of Chur, Fontanapark showcases the boundaries of the Baroque garden as they were before 1860. Enjoy this vibrant oasis while listening to our guide’s stories.

• Kornplatz (Corn Square) - This square predates its current name; until the 17th century, it was known as Klosterplatz. After the adjoining monastery closed, a granary was constructed, and the old name faded with the monastery from 1288. Learn more about this significant location here.

• Town Hall - Chur’s politics may seem off-kilter: a closer look at the town hall reveals an irregular floor plan and a sloping roof ridge, giving the impression of disarray. However, this is due to the building’s history, not politics. Discover more by visiting the interior.

• Reichsgasse - Historically, Reichgasse was Chur’s main street. Our guide will share amusing stories about the car ban in Graubünden.

• St. Martinsplatz - Located in Chur’s oldest section, between the Ober- and Untertor, Martinsplatz is part of the historic north-south city center connection. The square is dominated by St. Martin’s Church. If open, we will explore inside.

• St. Maria Himmelfahrt Cathedral - The Episcopal Court, with its over 800-year-old cathedral and late Gothic high altar, shines in golden splendor above the old town. Dedicated to the Assumption of Mary, it is one of Switzerland’s most significant cultural monuments. We will explore the cathedral’s naves, with much to see and discuss.

• beim Quartierverein Altstadt Chur - The Bärenloch is Chur’s most enchanting spot and the best-preserved part of the old town. Discover the origin of its name…

• Arcas - Today, Arcas appears picturesque and medieval, a change from its previous state until 1971 when magazine structures cluttered the area. Admire the beautiful Churs square.

• Obere Gasse - Salsiz, pear bread, nut cake, Röteli… This historic alley offers a taste of Grisons and Chur specialties.

• Obertor - Alongside the Maltese and Sennhofturm, the Obertor is one of the remaining tower structures from the medieval city fortifications. Its tidy appearance has made it a landmark of old Churs. We conclude the tour here, enjoying the surroundings.

• Guided city tour

• Museums
• Gratuities

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