GRCanton profile

Graubünden

Graubünden combines regional identity, local institutions, and a daily rhythm shaped by Swiss public services, transport reliability, and canton-level administration.

Capital
Chur
Population
200,096
Languages
German, Romansh, Italian
Public schools and international options serve families across Graubünden, with access to Swiss and global pathways.
Chur anchors regional access to hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and mandatory insurance services.
Rail and bus networks connect Graubünden into the broader Swiss timetable with efficient intercity mobility.
Overview

Living in Graubünden

Graubünden combines regional identity, local institutions, and a daily rhythm shaped by Swiss public services, transport reliability, and canton-level administration.

The capital is Chur, the area covers 7,105 km², and the main language mix includes German, Romansh, Italian.

Cost snapshot
CHF 1,200-2,400
Rent
CHF 300-450
Health insurance
CHF 70-120
Transport
CHF 400-600
Groceries
Local systems

Education

Public schools and international options serve families across Graubünden, with access to Swiss and global pathways.

Healthcare

Chur anchors regional access to hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and mandatory insurance services.

Transport

Rail and bus networks connect Graubünden into the broader Swiss timetable with efficient intercity mobility.

Work & business

The canton supports a local economy shaped by services, SME activity, and regional employers.

Canton facts

Graubünden

GR
Capital
Chur
Population
200,096
Area
7,105 km²
Languages
German, Romansh, Italian
Highlights
St. Moritz
Davos
Glacier Express
Swiss National Park