Davos Itineraries

"Seek out a bench or fence overlooking the valley for a private moment as the light softens.If you want a keepsake, ask a local host about any small artisanal shops — often a hand-crafted alpine memento can be found.Keep this walk unhurried — it’s designed for intimate conversation rather than covering distance."

"Migros family-friendly: self-service options and clear ingredient labels make it easy for allergy-aware families.Use the supermarket’s deli for picnic supplies (fresh fruit, yoghurt, bottled water) if you plan a lakeside lunch.High chairs and kids' portions are commonly available; ask staff for the quiet seating area if nap time is coming."

"Age note: best for children 6+ for engagement with the exhibits; younger kids can enjoy brief picture-spotting activities.Stroller & accessibility: museum is wheelchair-accessible and has accessible restrooms — store bulky prams in the lobby cloakroom.Plan a 45–60 minute visit and pick up the family activity sheet at reception to keep kids focused and make it playful."

"Stick to the village square and immediate lanes; they are mostly flat and paved with benches and a local café nearby.If you'd like a coffee, choose a café with indoor seating and ask for a seat by the window to avoid standing in queues.Be mindful of the time and altitude — keep the visit to 60–90 minutes and use shaded seating to rest frequently."

"Reserve in advance for a family table on the terrace (weather permitting) — shade is available via awnings.Request simple, child-friendly meals and ask staff to shorten wait times when children are restless.If your child needs a nap afterward, ask staff for a quieter table inside where ambient noise is lower."

"Time your ascent so you reach the summit 30–40 minutes before sunset for the best light and fewer crowds.Bring a small thermos or ordered hot drink to share while you watch the changing colours.Ask staff about quieter viewing points off the main terrace for a private moment and photos."

"Opt for warm, easy-to-digest dishes and avoid heavy or very spicy food late in the day.If you need medication with food, set an alarm and keep your medication in the hotel room in an accessible place.Ask staff for help carrying small items to your table if walking with plates is difficult."

"Purchase or reserve timed tickets in advance to avoid queuing — smaller groups lead to a more intimate experience.Sit together in the museum garden or benches between rooms to discuss your favorite works; the museum is peaceful in autumn afternoons.Photography restrictions often apply; check signage and use this quiet time to share impressions verbally or sketch a tiny keepsake."

"Choose a short loop trail (30–60 minutes) rather than a long hike to keep the day relaxed and romantic.Pack a small shared picnic or order a light mountain hut snack to enjoy with alpine views.Bring comfortable shoes and sunglasses; autumn light and clear air make for fantastic, crisp photographs."