Davos

Reputed to be the highest town in Europe, winter sports and conferences.
To discover around Davos
The “eau-là-là” wellness and relaxation baths
An oasis of well-being at 1,560 metres above sea level – an expansive water and wellness environment. The offering ranges from various saunas and Kneipp baths to foot pools and a silent room.
Weissfluhgipfel-Davos Wolfgang
Weissfluhjoch to Wolfgang and guaranteed adrenalin kicks. The Weissfluhjoch piste on Parsenn as far as Wolfgang Pass is your best bet for pure winter fun with a special kick! A piste-start at 2844 meters above sea level, leading over roughly 7 kilometers down to the Wolfgang Pass at 1631 meters.
Weissfluhjoch-Parsennhütte
Skiing - A real treat on Parsenn. In terms of size and wide slopes Parsenn takes some beating - and the Gotschnabahn or Parsenn rail takes snow sports enthusiasts from Davos and Klosters directly to the ski area in just a few minutes.
End the week on a mountain bike – head to the Flüela Valley by shuttle every Friday
Thank god it’s Friday – what better way to start the weekend than with a mountain bike tour? Especially among friends!
Swiss Federal Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research
The Swiss Federal Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research Weissfluhjoch/Davos reports ..." During the winter months this report is broadcast daily on the radio and television or published in newspapers, on the Internet or by telephone. Approximately half a million enquiries and phone calls are registered every winter.
Schatzalp summer toboggan run
By train in only 4 minutes to Schatzalp. Toboggan run. Length 2.5 km. Difference in altitude 240 meters,
Schatzalp
A place for anyone who seeks peace and quiet, appreciates nature and wants to experience history. The historic hotel and Alpine landscape are what makes this spot 300 metres above Davos so special.
Children's land Bolgen
The practice area of the Swiss Snow Sports School in Davos and the Ski School “Top Secret” is located on the Bolgen. Children above age 4 get accustomed to dealing with skis in the “Bobo Club”.
Source: Switzerland Tourism — myswitzerland.com, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
