Davos Highlights: Culture, Shopping Streets & Alpine Beauty

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About this activity

This walking tour of Davos offers a unique blend of alpine scenery, history, and local culture within a compact and comfortable experience. It stands out by combining iconic landmarks like the Rathaus Davos and Reformierte Kirche St. Johann—with its striking Giacometti window—with the lively atmosphere of Davos Promenade and Bahnhofstrasse Davos. Along the way, guests enjoy ever-present views of the surrounding Alps, making the tour not just a sightseeing walk but an immersive introduction to Davos’ identity as both a historic mountain town and a world-renowned alpine destination.

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At a glance

Duration: 2 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Your group only
People per booking: 1–15
Guide: German, English, Italian, French
Operated by: BlackBuck Travels

What is included

Included

Included: Private guided tour

Not included

Not included: Gratuities and refreshments

Itinerary

Stop 1

20 min

Begin your walk in the heart of Davos at the historic Rathaus, a charming building that reflects the town’s long civic tradition. Dating back to the 16th century, this structure has served as an important administrative center for centuries and is still used today for official functions, including wedding ceremonies. Its understated façade blends seamlessly with the alpine surroundings, offering a glimpse into Davos’ transformation from a quiet mountain settlement into a globally recognized destination.
Stop 2

20 min

Continue to the prominent Reformierte Kirche St. Johann, one of the most significant landmarks in Davos. This historic church showcases architectural elements from different periods, with its smaller tower originating in the 13th century and the taller tower added in the 15th century. Rising prominently above the town, it serves as a visual anchor in the landscape. A particularly noteworthy feature is the Giacometti window, an artistic highlight that adds a modern cultural layer to this otherwise medieval structure.
Davos High Promenade Walk

20 min

From here, make your way to the lively Davoser Promenade, the main artery of the town. This long, bustling street stretches through Davos and offers stunning views of the surrounding alpine scenery. As you stroll along, you’ll experience the vibrant atmosphere that defines the town, with a mix of cafés, hotels, and shops lining the route. The promenade is not only a commercial hub but also a social one, where locals and visitors come together against the backdrop of the mountains.
Stop 4

20 min

Branch off into Bahnhofstrasse, another key shopping street that complements the energy of the Promenade. Known for its variety of boutiques and specialty stores, this area is ideal for discovering authentic Swiss products alongside international brands. The street has a relaxed yet refined feel, making it perfect for a leisurely walk while browsing shop windows or picking up unique souvenirs that reflect the character of Davos.
Davos

30 min

As your tour continues, take time to appreciate the natural beauty that defines Davos. Surrounded by dramatic alpine peaks and pristine landscapes, the town is world-renowned for winter sports but equally captivating year-round. Throughout your walk, you’ll encounter open views of the mountains and valleys that highlight why Davos has long been a destination for both recreation and relaxation. This scenic setting provides a fitting conclusion to your exploration of the town.