Sights in Graubünden
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Swiss National Park Centre
At the brand-new, hands-on Swiss National Park Centre, you can explore a marmot hole, eyeball adders in the vivarium and learn about conservation and environmental change. The tourist office here can provide details on hikes in the park, including the three-hour trudge from S-chanf to Alp Trupchun, particularly popular in autumn, when you might spy rutting deer; and the Naturlehrpfad circuit near Il Fuorn, where bearded vultures are often sighted.
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Parc Ela
Dropping southwest of Davos towards Tiefencastel, you enter the wilderness of Switzerland’s biggest nature park, Parc Ela, which opened in 2006 to protect the region’s biotope and boost its weak economy. Spanning 600 sq km and encompassing 21 communities in the Albula–Bergün and Savognin–Bivio areas, the park is three and a half times the size of the Swiss National Park.
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Engadiner Museum
For a peek at the archetypal dwellings and humble interiors of the Engadine Valley, visit the Engadiner Museum, showing traditional stoves and archaeological finds.
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Segantini Museum
Giovanni Segantini (1858–99) beautifully captured the dramatic light and ambience of the Alps on canvas. His paintings are shown at the Segantini Museum.
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St Martinskirche
St Martinskirche has a wooden Romanesque ceiling that bears 153 extraordinarily vivid panels depicting the lives of Christ and St Martin.
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Klostermuseum
Klostermuseum is crammed with memorabilia on the history of the monastery.
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