2 Best Sights in Arosa, Graubünden

A series of suspension bridges connects eight viewing platforms to form the 262-foot-long “Adventure Path” at this bear sanctuary, letting visitors observe Meimo, Amelia, Jamila, and Sam, the four rescues who peacefully enjoy their retirement here. There’s also a mini-golf course, a playground, and a 2.3-km (1½-mile) hiking trail. Visitors can take the Arosa-Weisshorn gondola directly to the sanctuary.

This museum is in one of the oldest and best-kept buildings from Arosa's past—it was first mentioned in a 1550 document. Besides exhibiting the tools of the mountain farmer's difficult trade, this little museum has put together a slide show on local history. The museum building, a mid-16th-century wooden farmhouse also known as the Eggahuus, is a sight in itself.