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Davos Klosters: A summer full of highlights
14. May 2025
The summer guest program in Davos Klosters will once again delight you in 2025 with an impressive selection: over 60 activities from the areas of art & culture, sports & adventure, children & families, as well as sightseeing & excursions await you between May and October.
New hiking guide "Hiking where others research"
09. May 2025
A new science and hiking guide provides information on hikes around Davos that pass national research sites. Those interested can gain in-depth insights into research on permafrost, avalanche control structures, and area surveys.
The new RhB highlight in the region: the Landwasser World
06. May 2025
The Landwasser World will be officially opened on June 14 and 15. Various activities have been combined into a new world of experiences around the famous Landwasser Viaduct. Discover the UNESCO World Heritage site, for example, on the nostalgic train from Davos.
The Parsennbahn will remain closed in summer 2025
06. May 2025
Due to necessary maintenance work, the Parsennbahn in Davos is out of service this summer. Those who still want to get up high on this side of the valley can use the Schatzalpbahn and, now, the chairlift. Alternative routes and trails are available for bike excursions.
For the start of the summer season: Bike Festival Davos
01. May 2025
From June 20 to 22, the Seehofseeli lake in Davos will become a hotspot for mountain bike enthusiasts. The festival offers a mix of sporting challenges, exciting competitions, and a comprehensive supporting program that caters to all ages and riding levels.
Davos celebrates 150 years of Thomas Mann all summer long
30. April 2025
In 2025, German author Thomas Mann would have turned 150. To celebrate this internationally significant anniversary, Davos will host a diverse cultural program this summer. Highlights include a costume ball on the Schatzalp and a selfie wall featuring historical accessories.
The Parsenn funicular runs at Zurich Airport
23. April 2025
Since the beginning of the year, a bus branded with the Davos Klosters logo has been operating at Zurich Airport. It features the Parsenn funicular with Davos and the Jakobshorn in the background, the historic Schatzalp hotel, and the idyllic Sertig Valley. The promotional campaign was created in collaboration with Switzerland Tourism.
Off to the Easter Bunny Hunt – with tips on Instagram
08. April 2025
Next week, our Instagram channel will be doubly worth a look. Along with idyllic mountain photos from the region, we'll be sharing a daily clue to a hidden Easter nest. What's inside? Delicious chocolate bunnies and day ski passes.
Three hotels from Davos Klosters among the 101 best in Switzerland
03. April 2025
Great recognition for the hotel industry in Davos Klosters: The AlpenGold Hotel Davos, the Hotel Flüela Davos and the Hotel Seehof Davos are among the 101 best hotels in Switzerland according to the SonntagsZeitung.
Spring skiing in Davos Klosters
02. April 2025
The days are getting longer, the temperatures milder—the perfect opportunity to unpack your skis one last time before winter ends in Davos Klosters. Parsenn and Jakobshorn will remain open until April 21st!
Coverfestival Davos celebrates a brilliant 10th anniversary
02. April 2025
Around 35,000 fans attended the 23 concerts at seven venues last weekend, celebrating cover and tribute bands. Organizers are drawing a positive conclusion from the anniversary edition and are already thinking about the next edition in 2026.
Silver jubilation in Davos: Reception and party for the World Cup team on April 4
25. March 2025
Cyril Fähndrich, Jonas Baumann, Jason Rüesch, and Valerio Grond made history at the World Championships in Trondheim, Norway: With silver in the team relay, they won the first medal for a Swiss men's team in 53 years! This, of course, deserves to be celebrated.
Successful conclusion for Masters World Cup Klosters
18. March 2025
750 athletes from 29 nations participated in the international cross-country skiing event from March 9 to 15. In addition to the sporting highlights, there was also plenty of excitement.
Veltlinerstübli – An era comes to an end
11. March 2025
Corinna and Georg Flury have long been known in Davos - as hosts of the traditional Veltlinerstüblis in Monstein. But on Easter Monday they will be hosting guests for the last time. We spoke to Georg Flury about this special moment.
Masters World Cup 2025: Cross-country skiing spectacle in Klosters!
03. March 2025
Klosters is becoming a cross-country skiing mecca. The Masters World Cup will take place from March 8th to 16th, 2025, with around 800 former professionals and ambitious amateur athletes from over 25 countries competing. The legendary Swiss World Cup relay winners from 2010 will also be there.
Five Facts from Ten Years of Cover Festival
24. February 2025
This year, the Davos Cover Festival is not only celebrating the best tribute and cover bands in the world, but also itself. Five exciting figures for the anniversary.
Keys that inspire: A festival full of sound adventures
13. February 2025
From March 21 to 30, the region will become a stage for keyboard instruments - with international stars and up-and-coming talents. Jazz, folk music and classical music will merge in crossover projects. What's special this year? Festival founder Christof Hegi gives us an insight.
Alpine Tech Summit: New congress in Davos focuses on AI and robotics
22. January 2025
Today, Wednesday, representatives from the Davos Klosters region as well as from technology and research signed the joint declaration to hold a new conference: The 'Alpine Tech Summit' focuses on the topic of artificial intelligence and its practical implementation.
Marc Jost and Barbara Schaffner win parliamentary ski race
04. January 2025
On Saturday, the traditional British-Swiss Parliamentary Ski Race took place in the Parsenn ski area. Marc Jost and Barbara Schaffner won the giant slalom. The ski race marked the end of the 69th Parliamentary Ski Week in Davos.
90 years of flirting adventures at the "Sie-und-Er-Lift" in Davos
24. December 2024
90% ascent, 10% descent: This is what a typical beginner's lesson on the ski slope looked like until 1934. But then the world's first T-bar lift went into operation at Bolgen in Davos - and made the arduous ascent easier for skiers.