Horse carriage rides in the Alps

Experience a romantic carriage ride from Davos Platz train station into the wild Dischma valley. At Teufi, the restaurant of the same name awaits, offering local specialties. The return journey follows the same route back to the starting point. 

Grand city route through Vienna in the traditional Fiaker 

Experience a romantic carriage ride from Davos Platz train station to the picturesque side valley Sertig. At the end of the valley awaits the beautiful Sertig Dörfli, where a stop is made at the Walserhuus restaurant. Return to the starting point via Clavadel. 

This romantic carriage ride takes you from Klosters Platz train station over forest and pasture to Monbiel and further to the stunning Alp Garfiun with views over the surrounding mountain landscape. From Monbiel, it then returns back to Klosters Platz at the starting point.

This romantic carriage ride takes you from Klosters Platz station via Aueja to the picturesque Walser village of Monbiel. Then, via Monbielerstrasse, you return to Klosters Platz at the starting point.

Experience a romantic carriage ride from the stand Bünda into the wild Dischma valley. At Teufi, the restaurant of the same name awaits, offering local specialties. The same way then leads back to the starting point. 

This romantic carriage ride takes you from Klosters Platz station to Gulfia and then beneath the impressive Sunniberg Bridge to Serneus.

This romantic carriage ride takes you from Klosters Platz station via Aeuja to Schwaderloch with a magnificent view of the Silvretta Glacier and the Walser village Monbiel. Then it continues back to Klosters Platz at the starting point via Monbielerstrasse.

Experience a romantic carriage ride from Davos Platz station via Wildboden to Davos Clavadel and back to the starting point.

Experience a romantic carriage ride from Davos Platz station through Davos to Wildboden, where the world-famous painter and artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner once lived. The journey then takes you back to the starting point via Clavadel.