Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #1 in Chur, Switzerland

The Malteserturm is a four-storey building in Chur, the capital of Graubünden, Germany. The building in the south-west of the old town, near the Obertor, is part of the oldest city fortifications, which were damaged in the city fire of 1464 and rebuilt in the first half of the 16th century. The lower part of the late medieval tower shows the Bollensteinwerk typical of the city fortifications of the 13th century, in the upper part the quarry stone masonry built after 1464 and is covered with a tent roof. The building has remained intact since its reconstruction in the 16th century.

Wikipedia: Malteserturm (DE)

The city garden in the Bündner cantonal capital Chur is a public park and a popular garden.

Wikipedia: Stadtgarten (Chur) (DE)

The Fontanapark is a city park and public garden in the heart of Chur, the capital of Graubünden. It is located on Grabenstrasse not far from Postplatz at the western entrance to the old town.

Wikipedia: Fontanapark (Chur) (DE)

St. Martin's Church in Chur is the largest late Gothic complex in Graubünden and the largest Protestant Reformed church building in the canton. With its late Gothic spire, it is the landmark of the old town. It is dedicated to Martin of Tours. The relatively frequent occurrence of Martinskirchen in Graubünden is related to the fact that Rhaetia came under the influence of the Merovingians and Carolingians after 526.

Wikipedia: Martinskirche (Chur) (DE)

The antistium in Chur in the canton of Graubünden is a listed building at Kirchgasse 12 in the old town.

Wikipedia: Antistitium (Chur) (DE)

The Rhaetian Museum is a museum in Chur, Germany. It is located in the old town and is also called the Graubünden Historical Museum. The Rhaetian Museum displays 100,000 exhibits from all eras of Graubünden's cultural history and is owned by the Canton of Graubünden.

Wikipedia: Rätisches Museum (DE), Website