This is the highest city in Europe, davoshas started the most awaited World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2025. The lineup looks grand with the presence of the world’s richest and most powerful people. The city has a permanent population of about 10,000 residents, but it attracts visitors particularly year-round. skiing Enthusiastic during the winter season. However, it experiences the greatest influx of people during the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, when the population increases significantly.

But there’s more to it than just skiing. Davos, located in Swiss AlpsOffers a blend of natural beauty, cultural activitiesAnd adventurous experiences. So, here are six experiences that you should not miss when visiting Davos and its surrounding areas:

1. Skiing and snowboarding in the Alps

Davos has some of the best skiing in Europe, as there are six different ski areas in total, such as jacobshorn And Parsen. They also offer different types of skiing – from beginners to advanced. Winter is the ideal time for downhill skiing, snowboarding, or cross-country skiing on pristine icy roads.

2. Go to Kirchner Museum

True art lovers will absolutely love the Kirchner Museum, a building dedicated to the works of the expressionist painter Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, whose bright, vivid color-filled paintings were a very true reflection of this modern era, but in a quite tranquil alpine setting.

3. Jacobshorn

The local mountains in Davos offer you endless hiking, winter sports and biking fun. Freestyle fans will be in their glory at Jutzpark. Jutzutte promises lots of après-ski. If you want to take a break from all this activity, you can rent the Jacuzzi on the mountain just for you. Here the Berghaus Naturfreunde Davos offers peace and quiet with the best of Graubünden specialties.

4. Take one scenic train ride

climb on Bernina ExpressUNESCO World Heritage-listed train ride through Davos. As you head towards Italy, panoramic windows offer breath-taking views across glaciers and mountain passes to the charming villages of the Alps.

5. Relax on Shatzalp-Magic Mountain

visit SchatzalpAlso known as the “Magic Mountain”, a historical location that inspired the novel by Thomas Mann. This former sanatorium-turned-hotel is a wonderful link of history, relaxation and scenery. Be sure to visit a small but beautiful skiing area in winter, and the famous Alpine Botanical Garden in summer.

6. Cable Car Ride

Cable cars and mountain railways take you to the Weissflujoch with its unique landscape – in winter with an igloo village and the Nostalgia Run, one of the first downhill skiing routes.

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