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Newest Review: ... to Arosa. The track was built in 1912 and winds its way up the valley - terminating in Arosa itself (1800m up!) - in the snow it was the most picturesque train ride i've ever had - takes a little over an hour. The resort I would describe as small/medium - and is split between Arosa and Inner-Arosa. It's got everything a winter wonderland setting should have. As it's so high it has snow for 6months of the year in the village - which I think is important for a ski holiday. It's surrounded in a bowl by big, beautiful mountains, it;s got skating on frozen lakes, rich Swiss wandering around in their furs and horse drawn sleighs jingling alo... more

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Arosa: Lovely swiss ski resort (475 words)
by - written on 21/01/06 (Useful, 1103 readings)
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Having just returned from a weeks skiing in Arosa I would like to pass on my experiences. I'll cover the next bit in full in other areas - but we booked with Bridge Travel (who didn't perform as well as usual - see report to come) and used our Tesco clubcard points to secure money off. We flew from Bristol to Zurich on BA City express - which was a small plane but fine! Now to the holiday. I'm a great fan of the Swiss - everything is neat and tidy and on-time - especially their railways. We caught the train from Zurich airport - though to Chur (quick change at Zurich HB). From chur you take another train to Arosa. The track was built in ... Read the complete review

The best kept secret in the Alps! (445 words)
by - written on 30/10/04 (Useful, 677 readings)
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Arosa is a beautiful resort high in the Swiss Alps in the Canton Graubünden in the south east of the country. It lies at the head of a long winding valley, about 20 miles from Chur, the cantonal capital. Arosa is about an hour and a half by hire car from Zürich Airport, or almost three hours by train with a change at the main station in Zürich and another change in Chur. Arosa is one of the resorts favoured amongst the middle class Swiss. It's a family resort with only a few night clubs and bars, but if you have kids and aren't a brilliant skier (I put my hand up for both!) then Arosa is just perfect. It's pretty, it's clean, the snow conditions are often ... Read the complete review