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Nice little park with a lake.

There's no bike path to Klosters. The road is extremely dangerous, with cars speeding at 100 km/h!

DAvos offers many opportunities for bikers and hikers.

Place for a rest. If you want something cheap, you can go to the kiosk. Sausages and paninis.

Graubünden Library, Davos The Davos Documentation Library, with a collection of over 20,000 media, reveals the multifaceted history of Davos. In addition to old manuscripts and image and audio documents, the collection includes all editions of the three most important periodicals on Davos: the cultural magazine "Davoser Revue", which has been published since 1925, the local newspaper "Davoser Zeitung", which has been published since 1890, and the "Davoser Blätter" (1874 to 1942), in which the famous guest lists of the Davos spa houses and hotels were printed. In the documentation library, local history thus enters into an easily researchable dialogue with phenomena of international spa, cultural and tourism history. The documentation library is a reference and study library. The Davos lending library and the Davos toy library are also housed in the same building, the Schweizerhaus. The holdings of the documentation library make the development history of Davos tangible in over 20,000 media. The holdings include manuscripts, books, magazines, maps, town plans, graphics, sound recordings and audiovisual media. The library also has an extensive photo collection with over 7,000 photos on local history as well as all editions of the three periodicals "Davoser Revue", "Davoser Zeitung" and "Davoser Blätter". Research can also be carried out outside of opening hours by arrangement. Text / Source: Davos Documentation Library https://portacultura.gr.ch/home-de/institutionen/dokumentationsbibliothek-davos/

Dorfseeli / Seehofseeli, Davos The Seehofseeli is a small artificial lake in the center of Davos Dorf. It is also called Dorfseeli and is located opposite the valley station of the Parsennbahn at an altitude of 1555 meters above sea level. It is bordered by the valley road and the promenade. Text / Source: Schweizersee.ch https://www.schweizersee.ch/seehofseeli/

Davos as a health resort The history of Davos's health resorts begins in 1853 and is linked to the name Alexander Spengler. Because he was sentenced to death in Germany in 1848, he fled to the mountain farming village of Davos, which at the time had 1,700 inhabitants. He soon recognized the healing effects of the Davos climate and made its healing effects known. His special achievement was that he saw the great future potential of Davos. Together with the Dutchman Willem Jan Holsboer, he built the Spengler-Holsboer health resort in 1868. The latter was also largely responsible for the construction of the railway line from Landquart to Davos in 1890. This was the beginning of a new development. Hotels, guest houses, sanatoriums and villas sprang up like mushrooms. Today, only two of the numerous high-altitude clinics from that time are still in operation. They are no longer used to cure tuberculosis, but rather to treat allergic and infectious diseases of the airways and lungs. Text / Source: Municipality of Davos, Berglistutz 1, 7270 Davos Platz https://www.gemeindedavos.ch/zahlenfakten/47357

Davos as a congress venue (World Economic Forum WEF) In addition to winter and summer sports, the congress industry is also important for the Davos tourism industry today. Thanks to the construction of the congress center in 1969 and the gradual renovation and expansion, it has become possible to hold meetings and congresses at an international level. 1971 first congress of the World Economic Forum WEF in Davos Text / Source: Municipality of Davos, Berglistutz 1, 7270 Davos Platz https://www.gemeindedavos.ch/zahlenfakten/47357