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Restaurant
· Thusis
· 714 m
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Hotel Restaurant Albula in winterPhoto: Roman Eugster, Viamala Tourismus
Opening times
| Monday | 09:00–21:30 |
| Tuesday | 09:00–21:30 |
| Wednesday | 09:00–21:30 |
| Thursday | 09:00–21:30 |
| Friday | 09:00–21:30 |
| Saturday | 09:00–21:30 |
| Sunday | 09:00–21:30 |
No rest day.
Public transport
Thusis can be reached by Rhaetian Railway or PostBus. Timetable information and further information can be found in the SBB online timetable.
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Directions
On the A13/E43 motorway, take exit no. 21-Thusis-Nord and follow the signs to Thusis. Plan your journey with the Google route planner.
Parking
Parking spaces are available along Neudorfstrasse.
Coordinates
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Numerous castles, palaces, pretty villages and cultural landscapes: The cycle route in Domleschg impressively combines the rich history of the ...
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The old Schinweg (or Schynweg) was very important in traffic policy a long time ago, as it granted access from North Bündnerland into the Engadin.
Localization
On the national bike route No. 6 from Thusis through the legendary Viamala Gorge to Splügen
Numerous castles, palaces, pretty villages and cultural landscapes: The cycle route in Domleschg impressively combines the rich history of the ...
Beautiful circular route along the Hinterrhein from Bonaduz to Thusis and back through the Domleschg on the right river bank via Reichenau back to ...
Right through the legendary Viamala Gorge. Starting from Thusis along the historic viaSpluga route. The Transviamala partly follows mule tracks ...
The old Schinweg (or Schynweg) was very important in traffic policy a long time ago, as it granted access from North Bündnerland into the Engadin.
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