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Find your perfect experience in the holiday region Heidiland. Discover a wide variety of destinations, exciting activities, and unforgettable experiences for every taste. Whether you're looking for leisurely hikes on Flumserberg or Pizol, exciting outdoor adventures on Lake Walen, culinary delights in the Bündner Herrschaft or family-friendly highlights. Here you will find inspiration and practical tips for your stay in the holiday region Heidiland. Plan your personal Heidiland experience now.
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The Walser settlement of Sankt Martin in the Calfeisen Valley offers a historic atmosphere with small wooden houses and a restaurant. The journey via the Gigerwald reservoir is an experience. Piz Sardona marks the end of the valley.
Bad Ragaz is a modern spa resort at the gateway to Graubünden. The Grand Resort Bad Ragaz with the Tamina Therme, restaurants, golf courses and a casino forms the center. Regular events and cultural activities complete the offer.
The Bündner Herrschaft, known as the home of Heidi, offers breathtaking nature and first-class wines. Visitors can explore the original Heidi village and take part in guided wine tours to experience the region.
The wine-growing village of Fläsch, the northernmost municipality in the Bündner Herrschaft, is located on the Fläscherberg and offers excellent wines from 16 wineries. It borders St. Gallen and Liechtenstein and is known for its southern exposure and the Föhn wind.
Flumserberg offers 150 km of hiking trails, a toboggan run and a climbing tower. The Biking on Flumserberg attracts visitors in summer and 65 km of pistes in winter. Accessible with the SeeJet cable car from Unterterzen.
Jenins is known for its viticulture, where the grapes ripen under the intense Graubünden sun. Visitors can experience wine and learn more about it at the House of Graubünden Wine.
Landquart offers a mild climate and a popular local recreation area. The natural landscape is famous for the Mastrils Rhine meadows, mountain forests and the Piz Alun viewpoint. The Landquart Fashion Outlet offers a unique shopping experience.
Maienfeld, known for the world-famous Heidi story, offers the Heidi village as an original setting. The town is also known for the Maienfeld Beerli wine and horse racing, supported by the favorable climate and careful wine production.
The idyllic village of Malans invites you to explore. The Älplibahn, supervised by volunteers, leads to a hiking area with picturesque lakes and an untouched fen of national importance.
Mels offers unspoiled nature and living traditions. The annual alpine descent attracts many visitors, while Lake Chapfensee invites you to go hiking and the Mels geological trail invites you to explore the history of the earth.
The village of Mols offers a harbor, bathing beach, playgrounds and fire pits. Water sports enthusiasts will find ideal conditions here. The beach path offers walks with a view of the chive island in Lake Walen.
There is much to discover in Murg: the Murgbach gorge, the chestnut forest and Lake Walen. The village offers an unexpected scenic gem for visitors.
Oberterzen lies at around 700 meters above sea level and offers an impressive view of the Churfirsten and Lake Walen. The village can be reached by cable car and road and attracts hikers in summer and skiers in winter.
Pfäfers impresses visitors with its Baroque monastery church and the Old Baths on the Taminaschlucht (Tamina Gorge). The Tamina Bridge connects Pfäfers and Valens and is considered the largest arch bridge in Switzerland. It is a popular destination for hikers and culture enthusiasts.
The village of Quarten offers a peaceful location with views of Lake Walen and the Churfirsten mountains. It is a recreational island with the Neu-Schönstatt education and vacation center between the lake and the mountain.
Quinten
Quinten lies on a promontory on Lake Walen, surrounded by the Churfirsten mountains. The car-free village can only be reached on foot or by boat and offers a mild climate in which even figs and kiwis thrive.
Sargans offers cultural highlights in the form of Sargans Castle and the Sarganserland Museum. The Gonzenberg mine offers an exciting tour through a show mine. Discover the history and culture of this region.
Tamina Valley
St. Margrethenberg, above Pfäfers at over 1200 m above sea level, offers sunny walks and hikes. The Pizalun viewing platform and the Furggels fortress are popular destinations. In winter there are cross-country ski trails and the Tristeli ski lift.
Trimmis offers a wide range of leisure activities in exceptional recreational areas. Hiking, jogging and biking are possible from the valley to the highest mountains. The Witenen offer impressive views and invite you to relax.
Lake and mountains meet in Unterterzen and offer a varied vacation experience. Hiking and water sports in summer, wellness and winter sports in winter. The cable car takes visitors quickly up into the mountains.
Untervaz lies at the foot of the Calanda in the Grisons Rhine Valley. The municipality is home to three castle ruins, including Neuburg and Rappenstein. The remains of Friewis Castle bear witness to a historic bathing culture.
Valens-Vasön is located above the Taminaschlucht (Tamina Gorge) , and with its rehabilitation center and thermal baths, it offers ideal conditions for relaxation. Numerous hiking trails, Nordic walking trails, and a historic mountain church round out the attractions.
Vättis, a former farming village in the Tamina Valley, offers hikes to the Kunkelspass and into the Calfeisen Valley. Discover the stone sculpture trail, the Drachenloch museum and the Tamina hunting area. In winter, cross-country ski trails and snowshoe tours beckon.
Vilters offers a wide range of leisure activities with the Pizol hiking and skiing area. In summer, the Vilterser Seeli invites you to relax, while in winter 40 km of pistes attract winter sports enthusiasts.