Magic Mountain Winter Hike Davos Mythos Zauberberg Davos
This nostalgic Art Nouveau style building with its Belle Époque atmosphere, already described in Thomas Mann's book "Zauberberg" [Magic Mountain], opened its doors in 1900 as a luxury sanatorium and was later converted to a mountain hotel. The soul of the house, its architecture, has been preserved in its original form until today. The Villa Guarda - formerly the former doctor's residence - and the Chalet exude new splendour with their luxurious suites. With the Schatzalp train, the "Magic Mountain" is just four minutes away from the centre of Davos. Free WLAN access throughout the hotel premises, even in the Schatzalp/Strela skiing area.
- Route Davos Schatzalp - Meeting point at Schatzalpbahn Promenade
- Length of trip half day
- Highlights Visiting the Schatzalp, guided tour, several (fun) options of going back to Davos
Programme
Monday, January 19, 2026
09:00 – 10:30
A journey of discovery through history and nature.
Davos is a perfect combination of culture, history, nature and relaxation. During a guided winter hike, you will gain a deep insight into the history of Davos, its importance as a former health resort for tuberculosis patients and about the famous writer Thomas Mann. You will also take the legendary funicular railway up to the Schatzalp - a special experience where you can enjoy the breathtaking mountain scenery of Davos to the full.
- Duration approx. 1.5 hours
- Special good footwear and warm clothes
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Conditions:
- Number of participants: max. 25
- Bookable only one tour per person
- Hotel accommodation is the responsibility of the participants and all accommodation and meal costs must be covered by the participant
- The tour is free of charge
- Language: English
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Insurance
Insurance is the responsibility of the participant. There is always a risk of accident or sickness involved when participating in such events and trips.