A small and traditional village, Klosters offers the low-key atmosphere and relative obscurity that make it the perfect hideaway.

The English royal family, most notably Prince Charles, has chosen Klosters as their winter ski center for several years. They come for the excellent skiing and the relaxed elegant atmosphere. You will probably like Klosters for the same reasons. The houses surrounding the town proper are a bit more elabo-rate than most other places you’ll visit, giving an immedi-ate tipoff that Klosters is a cut above. The central town area is small and quaint, but packed with specialty stores.

Think of Klosters, little more than a suburb of Davos, as Davos’ little sister resort, the beauty of the family who has been kept hidden. Both resorts share the Manhattan-sized, wide-open expanse of the Parsenn, but Klosters has the more challenging runs into town. Klosters also has its own ski runs and lift system in the Madrisa area, on the opposite side of the valley from the Parsenn. The entire Klosters-Davos ski area offers 200 miles of runs served by more than 50 lifts.

Tourist Office, CH-7250 Klosters, Switzerland
Country code: 0041
Telephone prefix: 081
Telephone: 410-2020
Fax: 410-2010
Email: info@klosters.ch
Internet: www.klosters.ch

Note: Normal hours are Monday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. It is also open 9:30 a.m.–noon and 1–6 p.m. on Saturdays and 9a.m. – noon and 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. on Sundays ..

Note: All prices are in Euros unless otherwise noted.

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