Top Things to do in Canton of Graubunden
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What to do and see in Canton of Graubunden, Swiss Alps: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
Quaint alpine villages and great skiing entice travelers to the Grisons. The sparsely populated region of eastern Switzerland contains the source of the Rhine and Inn rivers, 140 square miles of glaciers and dense pine forests. Join the ski action at the resorts of St. Moritz, Davos and Arosa or stake a lofty claim with a visit to Juf, which boasts the highest altitude of any inhabited village in the Alps. In summer, take a hike through the Engadine Valley in the unspoiled beauty of Swiss National Park.
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1. BierVision Monstein AG
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5.0 based on 21 reviews
2. Festungsmuseum Crestawald
3. Engadine Museum
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4.5 based on 31 reviews
The Museum of Engadine Culture was built in 1906, on the initiative of Riet Campell, a passionate collector. It looks at first glance like an age-old Engadine house. The outside has all the typical features: the sgraffito-style door and window frames, the Romansh inscriptions, and the traditional oriel window. In fact, the house is little more than a hundred years old and was constructed as museum by the famous architect Nicolaus Hartmann Junior of St. Moritz. The panelled living rooms, or stüvas as they are known locally, have come from farmhouses and village houses in the Engadine and surrounding valleys. They give you a wonderful insight into the lifestyles of affluent local families over the last five centuries.
4. Segantini Museum
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4.5 based on 203 reviews
5. St. Maria Himmelfahrt Cathedral
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4.5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By 610Lobita - Geneva, Switzerland
The Roman church is impressive; it contains very interesting ancient paintings and beautiful pieces of work, two splendid altars from the fifteenth century (one at the end of the wooden choir and the other inside the church crypt). But I would like to tell about a sort of curiosity; on the inner wall on the left side of the main entrance door you will read a name, "Jürg Jenatsch", and on the opposite corner (to the right) you can see the blazon of a noble family, Von Plantas. These two elements have inspired a fantasy movie by Daniel Schmid ("Jenatsch"), whose main character crosses the border between present and past while visiting this region. The movie deserves to be seen if you get the chance to find a DVD in some library!
6. Bundner Kunstmuseum
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4.5 based on 73 reviews
7. Kirchner Museum Davos
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4.5 based on 139 reviews
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (1880–1938) lived in Davos from 1918 until his death in 1938. Davos and its surroundings inspired him to a large number of important works. The Kirchner Museum Davos offers visitors the remarkable experience of viewing the art of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in the place it was created.
Reviewed By benignam - Rome, Italy
The building is like a ice cube in the landscape. The is a very interesting film about Ludwig Kirchner, beautiful paintigs and a interesting exhibition about the contemporary swiss artist Martin Disler and his late art works.you cannot leave Davos without visiting the museum
8. Berry Museum
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4.5 based on 23 reviews
The Berry Museum, housed in the century-old Villa Arona in the heart of St. Moritz, is dedicated to the doctor and painter Peter Robert Berry II (1864 – 1942). In the course of forty years, hundreds of compositions are created in charcoal, pastel and oil, from miniatures to impressive winter panoramas. The complete oeuvre, including music, poems and philosophical essays is preserved at the Berry Museum. High-resolution digital imaging allows for phenomenal perspectives.
9. Kirche St. Martin
10. Forum Wurth Chur
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
Art and culture form an integral part of the Würth Group. Their strong presence and the multi-faceted activities surrounding them are the result of a vivid corporate culture. Together with work spaces, the Würth International building also offers space for art and culture. The changing exhibitions and the monthly events offers an opportunity to the public for visiting the Würth International building. In the art area in the entrance hall changing exhibitions take place, with art exponents from the art collection of Würth, which consists of over 18'000 pieces. Cultural events such as jazz, classical music concerts, comedy and gospel have been held monthly since autumn of 2002 in our lecture hall.
