Davos Klosters
Where mountain loversand world leaders meet.
Where Alpine history meets tomorrow
From pioneering firsts to unforgettable adventures
Few Alpine destinations have shaped mountain tourism like Davos Klosters. The story began on 8 February 1865, when the first winter guests arrived. In 1934, Davos Klosters introduced the world's first ski lift, once again redefining the alpine experience. That pioneering spirit continues today: five snow safe ski areas offer outstanding skiing, panoramic peaks invite exploration year-round, and iconic railway journeys with the famous Rhaetian Railway make every visit unforgettable.
Unforgettable Alpine experiences
Adventure awaits
From iconic railway journeys to alpine adventures, Davos Klosters invites you to discover spectacular mountain landscapes, outdoor activities and a refined alpine lifestyle in every season.
- UNESCO railway journeys
- Discover the iconic Landwasser Viaduct
- Schatzalp
- Ride the historic funicular to the Magic Mountain.
- Sertig Valley
- One of Switzerland's most beautiful alpine valleys.
- Jakobshorn
- Reach breathtaking views at 8,500 ft.
- World-class snowsports
- Snow-reliable skiing across six mountain areas.
- Winter wonderland
- Horse-drawn sleigh rides in snowy valleys
- Winter Sports Museum
- Experience the legacy of winter sports.
- Après-Ski
- Experience Switzerland's top après-ski scene.
Where the mountain becomes a way of life
Altitude, all year round
From the Parsenn's winter descents to 700 kilometres of summer single track, Davos Klosters moves with its seasons, framed by the Landwasser Viaduct, a UNESCO World Heritage crossing on the Rhaetian Railway.
One destinationTwo distinct characters
Discover Davos and Klosters
Davos Klosters unites the best of two Alpine worlds. Davos offers a lively mountain town with culture, events and innovation, while Klosters is defined by its authentic charm and understated elegance. Together, they deliver exceptional outdoor experiences in spectacular Alpine surroundings.
Davos and Klosters, side by side
Two villages, one Rhaetian valley
Getting toDavos Klosters
Fly into Zurich, then reach the region in 2.5 hours by Swiss rail—or in under 2 hours by bus or car.
Airports
- Zurich Airport
- 2h
Train Station
- Landquart
- 1h10
- Davos Platz
- 1min
- Davos Dorf
- 1min
Frequently Asked Questions
The easiest way to reach Davos Klosters is via Zurich Airport. From there, the journey takes around two hours by car or approximately 2.5 hours by train, with a change in Landquart. The Rhaetian Railway then takes you directly to Davos Dorf, Davos Platz or Klosters.
Davos Klosters is a year-round destination. Winter is ideal for skiing, snowboarding and other snow sports, while summer offers hiking, mountain biking and outdoor experiences in the surrounding valleys and mountains. A varied guest programme is available throughout the main summer and winter seasons.
Davos Klosters brings together two distinct Alpine destinations: Davos, a vibrant mountain town known for its culture, events and innovation, and Klosters, a charming village celebrated for its authentic atmosphere and understated elegance. Together, they offer exceptional outdoor adventures, spectacular scenery and memorable experiences in every season.
There is plenty to discover away from the slopes. Visit the Kirchner Museum, relax at the eau-là-là wellness and leisure centre, explore the Thomas Mann Trail or enjoy a scenic journey on the Rhaetian Railway. The region also offers winter hiking, cross-country skiing, tobogganing, shopping and a wide range of restaurants.
Yes. Families can enjoy child-friendly ski areas, ski schools, toboggan runs, playgrounds, easy hiking trails and a varied programme of indoor and outdoor activities throughout the year.
Absolutely. Davos Klosters is easy to reach by train, and the local public transport network provides convenient connections between villages, accommodation, mountain railways and major attractions.
Davos has a lively, urban-Alpine atmosphere with a broad range of events, shopping and cultural attractions. Klosters is smaller and more traditional, offering a charming village setting and a quieter holiday experience. Both are connected by train and share the same mountain region.
A stay of three to five nights gives you enough time to explore the main highlights. For a more relaxed holiday with several mountain excursions, activities and day trips, a full week is ideal.
Ski and Snow
Experience the essence of Alpine winter through world-class skiing, exceptional snow conditions, and unforgettable mountain moments.
Outdoor Adventure
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Culture and Heritage
Explore the unique heritage of Best of the Alps destinations, where centuries-old traditions, vibrant culture and alpine excellence come together.