Things to Do in Davos Dorf

The oldest building in Davos, a 13th-century reformed church with a plain stone interior and a distinctive onion-domed bell tower. Quiet and atmospheric.

🕐 Daily 09:00-18:00

💡 Go around 4pm on a weekday when the light hits the stained glass above the altar. You’ll often have the place to yourself.

A small, tidy park with benches, a children’s play area and a shallow pond. Good for a pause if you’ve come from the ski lift or are walking the main street.

🕐 Open 24 hours

💡 Grab a coffee from the café on Promenade and sit by the pond. In summer, local families picnic here—no tourists in sight.

A grassy field with a wooden climbing frame, swings and a slide, set against a backdrop of mountains. Basic but well-maintained, with a stream running alongside.

🕐 Open 24 hours

💡 Perfect for letting kids run wild while you enjoy the views. Bring your own picnic—there are no shops right there, but the walk from town takes 8 minutes.

An outdoor ice rink in the village centre, open in winter for public skating. Floodlit in the evening and lined with wooden huts selling raclette and mulled wine.

🕐 Daily 10:00-21:00 (Dec-Feb only)

💡 Entry is 5 CHF for adults, but bring your own skates and it’s free. Skates can be rented cheaply from a sports shop two minutes away on Bahnhofstrasse.

A small museum charting the history of winter sports in the region, with old skis, toboggans and archive photos. Covers the early British visitors who brought skiing here.

🕐 Tue-Sun 14:00-17:00; closed Mon

💡 Entry is 8 CHF, but the museum is included in the Davos Klosters Card, which guests get free from many hotels. Check before paying separately.