The exhibitions at the Natural History Museum are dedicated to the rock formations, flora, and fauna of Graubünden Canton, with a focus on the biodiversity of the Alpine region. A rich programme of temporary exhibitions, events, and courses introduces visitors to fascinating natural phenomena. Collection work, research, and publications complete the museum services. Some of the most popular exhibits of the museum, like Switzerland's most notable gold discovery or the brown bear "JJ3" who roamed the Swiss mountains in 2007, are integrated into exhibitions on geology or mammal species in Graubünden. Temporary exhibitions complement the varied programme.

The museum takes great care to ensure that the complex ecological contexts are presented in a fashion that speaks to visitors of all ages. There is even a kids' play area for the smallest among them. 

Chur tourism is the tourism marketing organization of the city of Chur. The alpine town offers itself as an optimal starting point for train and mountain experience in Graubünden and is multi-dimensional optical center with richly diverse cultivated, more diverse Gastronmie, historical and modern architecture, and also the largest shopping center between Munich and Milan.

You will find the Tourist Info Centre at Bahnhofstrasse 32, right next to the main entrance of the Manor.

The Number One DIY store in the Chur region. Here you can find everything from A–Z.

Quader Center cinema is Chur's town centre, with 301 seats across 3 screens. The screens are equipped with state of the art equipment. The cinema offers everything for a great movie experience, from loyalty cards to ticket vouchers, it organises kids' birthdays and hires out its rooms for events.

Besides food, our supermarket also sells household articles, tableware, stationery and toys - everything your heart desires.

Manor Chur, the shopping experience for all the family. Non-food, food and restaurant ? everything under one roof over an area of 8000 sq. metres.

The Raetian Museum is housed in a baroque patrician house built in 1675 and illustrates and imparts the history of Graubünden. In addition to the permanent exhibition, which includes archaeological, historico-cultural, and ethnographic objects from all over Graubünden Canton from pre- and early history to the present, a diverse programme of exhibitions deals with contemporary Grison culture and history. The public can explore these topics at a wide range of events.

A visit is worthwile also for young guests: Children can get a big key from the ticket desk which opens a box in every room. Inside the box is child-friendly information about the theme of the room to complement the guides which are geared toward adults.

Museum shop

The small but exquisite shop offers little bits of Graubünden's history for you to take home with you. Literature, gifts and souvenirs - there is a diverse range of high-quality products. 

Accessibility of the museum for people with disabilities

The Rhaetian Museum is partially barrier-free accessible. All floors of the museum are wheelchair accessible (elevator/wheelchair lift). The floor in the basement consists of natural stones and is relatively uneven. A disabled parking space is located right next to the museum.

Occasionally politics and theatre seem to be the same thing. But here in Chur they merely share the same roof. The architect, Johannes Ludwig, who also designed the Bündner Kunstmuseum, built an armoury on this site between 1861 and 1863. Its rounded arches are typical of the architectural style that preceded the height of the Neo-Renaissance period and predominantly drew on the Italian Medieval era. The conversion of the former armoury to accommodate the Cantonal Parliament and the municipal theatre was carried out in 1959 accordingto the plans by the architect, Martin Risch.

The Würth International company building is not only a work place, but also a venue for art and culture. Temporary exhibitions put together from the extensive Würth art collection of approximately 18,000 exhibits are held in the art area in the entrance hall. They mainly include works from the 20th and 21st centuries from the fields of painting, graphic arts, and sculpture.

Visitors also have the opportunity to admire art in the outdoor area of the Forum Würth Chur on an area of around 1,200 m2. Sculptures by the following artists are exhibited there: Jean Tinguely, Niki de Saint Phalle, Bernhard Luginbühl, Carlo Borer, and Not Vital.

Since its opening in 2002, there have been regular cultural events like jazz and classical concerts, comedy nights or gospel music shows.