This project was developed by the local and international known streetart artist «Bane» in cooperation with the City of Chur and the Cultural Office of Chur. The Lachen schoolhouse is located in the neighborhood where «Bane» grew up. This was an important project for him, and an opportunity to give something back to the beautiful city in which he was raised.

Charming cupcake shop with classic, as well as vegan and gluten- and lactose-free, cupcakes. Coffee and tea to take away.

Located on the side of Weststrasse, next to the parking lot of the Brambrüeschbahn & Stadthalle

Entrance via Kasernenstrasse
Cost: Free

Parking time: No maximum parking time

Along the significant river Rhine with a length of 1,231 km there are always places where you can linger. The Rhine in Chur and the surrounding area is too wild and too cold for swimming. Numerous beautiful places, fireplaces as well as hiking trails and bicycle tours entice you to explore the diverse Rhine valley. On its course through the canton of Graubünden, the Rhine passes, among other places, the well-known wine-growing areas in the Bündner Herrschaft.

The postal bus station at Chur train station is one of the city's most striking buildings. The imposing glass dome has been built in 1993 by architects Richard Brosi and Robert Obrist, provides shelter for passengers and buses in all weathers and serves as a starting point for many interesting rides aboard the yellow buses. At night, the structure is illuminated by spotlights, lighting up the centre of Chur. There is also a gently domed glass and steel structure over the platforms of Chur station. In its appearance, the 300 m long span of the unsupported glass roof is reminiscent of railway halls from the 19th century.

Large and grey, yet friendly - that sums up the building constructed by St. Moritz architect Nicolaus Hartmann between 1907 und 1910. While its grey, starkly structured façades give the building a majestic appearance, thanks to its large forecourt it is not overpowering. The architecture is an expression of the so-called "Bündner Heimatstil", a movement that took up and developed the traditional style of building of the region. The prestigious yet agreeable administration building is regarded as one of the movement's most significant works.

The new pedestrian connection in Chur not only bridges the difference in height between the Plessur and Halde school grounds, but turns it into an eventful path with a rapid succession of views of the cathedral, the old town, the mountains, and the Plessur and Rhine Valleys.
Although the connection leads under a road, it runs above ground as much as possible, closely following the slope of the topography and thus giving you the feeling of being «in the countryside». Most of the structure touches the rock, is carved out of the rock, or lies snug against the rock. The roof over this massive base is made of weather-proof steel.

Sometimes, politics and theatre seem to be the same. But in Chur they only share the same roof: the Grand Council Building houses both the municipal theatre and the Grand Council. The entrance was redesigned by architect Valerio Olgiati in 2008/2009. He named the white concrete extension «Equiliber». It consists of a ramp with a roof and a disc as a column element. The ramp has the same dimensions and proportions as the base of the Grand Council building; at the same time it is the base for the roof. The approximately ninety ton canopy seems to balance on a slightly in-turned disc in the form of a crest.

Offer

• Height: max. 2.10
• Suitable for: Cars, disabled parking spaces available
• Payment: Credit card, cash, Twint
• Location: 3 minutes to the train station

Administration

Th. Coray AG,
Engadinstrasse 49, 7000 Chur
Phone +41 81 925 22 22
Mobile +41 79 672 57 52