Graubünden
Canton Graubünden is the largest and one of the most diverse cantons in Switzerland, located in the eastern part of the country. Known for its rugged Alpine landscapes, Graubünden is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering world-class skiing, hiking, and mountain biking. The canton is trilingual, with residents speaking German, Romantsch, and Italian, reflecting its rich cultural heritage. Famous for resort towns like St. Moritz and Davos, Graubünden is also home to scenic valleys, picturesque villages, and stunning national parks. Its combination of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and cultural diversity makes Graubünden a unique and captivating destination in Switzerland.
Casa Caminada
Nestled in the heart of Fürstenau — often called the smallest town in the world — Casa Caminada is a unique destination that blends relaxed hospitality, regional culinary pride, and thoughtful design. Founded by acclaimed Swiss chef Andreas Caminada, this special place celebrates the spirit and flavours of Graubünden while offering guests a welcoming and grounded experience. My husband and I visited this place 7 years ago (already!) and we need to go back as a family of four this spring for some family hikes!
Arosa – Schwellisee
During this hike, you will reach 2 out of a total of 10 lakes in Arosa. Starting from the Hörnli valley station, you walk to Älplisee and then to Schwellisee. In the end, you return to Hörnli.