Are you familiar with Heidi, the Ibex, and St. Moritz? If so, you are just catching a fleeting glimpse of Graubünden. The holiday region No 1 in Switzerland comprises 150 valleys, 615 lakes, and 937 mountain summits including the 4,049-metre Piz Bernina. Moreover, the Rhine flows through Graubünden, we host the only national park in Switzerland, and visitors marvel in Flimsden at the largest prehistoric landslide in the world.
The Graubünden canton, the largest in Switzerland with its 7,106 km2, covers one sixth of the Swiss territory. Its rugged landscape is characterized by a combination of mountains and highlands. Such fascinating roller-coaster ride takes its toll on the population count.