Why to go
Davos is made up of 2 villages, Davos Dorf and Davos Platz stretching over 2 miles along the valley. They serve 5 ski areas; Jakobshorn, Rinerhorn, Parsenn, Madrisa and Pischa. All of these are accessible on the one ticket and connected by an efficient bus service. This adds up to one of Switzerland’s largest winter resorts and a huge variety of terrain with endless off piste possibilities.

Partying on and off the slopes never stops at Davos, with the resorts extensive dining and nightlife geared towards having a good time all the time.

Do not miss
A long lunch at one of the sun decks at the top of the Jakobshorn, where you can book a day bed, enjoy a meal of the local specialties, take a dip in a hot tub and watch paragliders and hang gliders take off and land right in front of you.

An ice hockey game featuring the local team, 26 times Swiss national champion Hockey Club Davos.

The 14km run from the top of the Parsenn Area down to Klosters, where you have the choice of taking the lifts back to the Parsenn Area or return to Davos by train.

Getting there
145 km from Zurich, driving is only 1 ¾ hours, by train from Zurich is 2 hr 20 mins.

Hot Tip
At the end of the day, Bolgen the base of Jakobshorn kicks into Après ski party mode, with a large bar and designated outdoor area overlooking the permanently illuminated half pipe. A great place to relax, grab yourself a drink and watch the pipe riders do their stuff.

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