21 Best Bars in Graubünden, Switzerland

Choose from the world's largest selection of whiskeys (2,500 at last count) at the Devil's Place, in the Waldhaus am See. It has been mentioned in the Guinness Book of World Records.

English chef Jason Atherton helms the King's Social House in Badrutt's Palace—open only in winter—where sharing plates and cocktails give way to international DJs who spin into the wee hours.

Open year-round, Anton's Bar is a winter-season hot spot at the Suvretta House known for its live music and large selection of gin.

Revelers drink during weekdays and dance late into the night on weekends (in winter only) at Casa Antica, a centuries-old converted barn.

A popular after-dinner spot, Chesa Bar has piano music and several intimate bar areas.

In the Hotel Europe, the Ex Bar is where locals and tourists gather to listen to bands and DJs, and have a bite to eat along with their beer.

This elegant wine bar with its wood, stone, and fur seat cushions serves a wide range of wines, along with small plates and larger grilled dishes, and is conveniently located on the main street.

The futuristic Giger Bar is a strange (and a bit out of the way) space created by Academy Award winner H. R. Giger, a Chur native who designed the monsters and sets for the film Alien.

Located at the bottom of Run 21, near the Gotschnabahn, the Graströchni is a lively place to end a day of skiing with a pint.

Hang out in the cozy leather chairs with a drink in hand in this popular weekend hangout, open only in the winter season. There’s live music every Saturday starting at 9 pm.

Tourists and locals alike gather to have a beer or special cocktail and watch that night's hockey games. In summer, sip a drink on the terrace lounge and enjoy the view of the lake. DJs spin on the weekends.

If you want somewhere to chill out or watch live sports via satellite TV, head to Mountain's Akt. On weekends, DJs keep the atmosphere upbeat.

This hot spot lures an energetic crowd with a mix of DJs and live music. Besides the dance floor, you'll find three bars and four lounges.

In the Morosani Posthotel, the Pöstli Club is the weekend party place in Davos. Rock and oldies are at home here, as are well-dressed visitors. Put your dancing shoes on and hit the dance floor. Note that patrons must be 23 years of age or older to enter in the winter (but 21 or older in the summer).

Though the hotel that houses it was completely rebuilt in 2023, this lively subterranean bar remains a beloved gathering spot, with cocktails, long drinks, and live music on occasion.

Hotel Hauser's open-air RooBar is the first port of call for après-skiers.

In the Hotel Davoserhof, the Rotliechtli Music Club attracts a young—or at least young at heart—crowd with somewhat traditional taste in music.

The rooftop bar of the Art Boutique Hotel Monopol serves cocktails, beer, and champagne---the perfect accompaniment to jaw-dropping views of St. Moritz lake and the town. Sit outdoors on the terrace or behind the floor-to-ceiling windows of the sultry bar lounge indoors. There's a small food menu with soup, salad, and burgers if you're peckish.

Located in the Arosa Vetter Hotel, this popular après-ski bar (open mid-November–mid-April) turns into a smokers' lounge at night and serves a selection of rum, whiskey, and cigars from around the world.

The oldest sports bar in the Alps—tucked inside the Kulm Hotel—is a lively weekend option in summer and winter.

In the basement of Hotel Steffani, Vivai is open during the winter season.