Visit Davos: Skiing, Freeride, Ice Climbing, and Alpine Culture

Davos: Europe's Highest Town for Skiing, Culture, and Adventure

Davos, the highest town in Europe, offers 300 km of ski slopes, unique experiences like the Parsenn Igloo Village and ice climbing, rich cultural heritage, and a cosmopolitan Alpine atmosphere.

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From Zurich Airport to Davos

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Duration

1 hour 57 minutes

Distance

158 km

From Geneva Airport to Davos

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Duration

4 hours 26 minutes

Distance

422 km

From St Moritz to Davos

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Duration

1 hour 32 minutes

Distance

72 km

From Klosters to Davos

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Duration

15 minutes

Distance

11 km

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  • Meet & Greet at terminal
  • Free WiFi
  • Child seats (upon request)
  • Luggage assistance
  • Fixed price - no hidden fees

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appenzell

Davos to Appenzell, Aescher Guesthouse & Heidi Dorf – Tradition, Legends & Alpine Beauty

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chur

Davos to Chur & St. Moritz – Alpine Capitals of Culture and Style

  • 8h00min
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CHF 241

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rapperswil

Private Transfer from Davos to Rapperswil & Zurich – From Alpine Peaks to City Streets

  • 8h30min
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Detailed Information about davos

General Information

Location: Canton of Graubünden, Eastern Switzerland Altitude: 1,560 m (highest town in Europe) Population: ~11,000 Language: German (Swiss dialect) Currency: Swiss Franc (CHF)

History

Davos has a rich history dating back to the 12th century. In the 19th century, the town became a famous climatic resort for the treatment of lung diseases, thanks to the clean mountain air. Many famous personalities, including writer Thomas Mann, spent time here. His novel "The Magic Mountain" was inspired by his stay in Davos. In the 20th century, the town developed as a ski resort and became the host of numerous international sporting events. Since 1971, Davos has been the host of the World Economic Forum, which has made it known worldwide as a meeting place for world leaders.

Economy

The economy of Davos is based on tourism, but the town is also an important conference center. The World Economic Forum attracts thousands of business leaders and politicians every year. In addition, Davos is a medical center with several specialized clinics and research institutes. The town is also known for its educational institutions.

Culture and Traditions

Davos combines traditional Graubünden culture with a cosmopolitan atmosphere. The town has a rich cultural scene with museums, galleries, and cultural events. The Kirchner Museum is dedicated to the expressionist artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, who lived and worked in Davos. Every year, the Spengler Cup is also held – one of the most prestigious ice hockey tournaments in Europe. The cuisine is typical of Graubünden with an emphasis on local products.

Ski Schools and Children's Programs

Davos offers excellent opportunities for ski and snowboard instruction. The Swiss Ski School Davos has highly qualified instructors who speak multiple languages. For children, there are special programs and kids' clubs in the different ski areas. Bobo's Kids Club on Jakobshorn is especially popular with families. There are also specialized programs for competitive skiing and freestyle.

Practical Information

  • Best time to visit: For skiing – from November to April. For hiking and mountain biking – from June to October.

  • Transport in the resort: Free buses connect the different parts of the town and the ski areas. There is also a train connection to Klosters.

  • Food and drinks: Try Capuns (traditional Graubünden dish), Bündnerfleisch (dried meat), and local cheeses.

  • Clothing: Wear sunscreen even in winter – the sun is strong at this altitude.

  • Language: The official language is German, but English is spoken in the tourism sector.

  • Davos Card: Guests receive a free Davos Klosters Card with discounts for many attractions.

  • Internet: Excellent Wi-Fi in hotels and restaurants.

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