Historic Churches of Davos
Davos's ecclesiastical landscape is defined by its Protestant and Reformed heritage, spanning from the 13th-century St. Johann Church to neo-Romanesque structures. Many of these sites, including the churches in Monstein, Glaris, and the Sertig Valley, are heritage-protected by the Canton of Graubünden. These landmarks showcase traditional Alpine architecture and serve as cultural anchors within the high-altitude settlements and valleys surrounding Davos.
A St. Johann Church
Dating back to the 13th century, this church is one of the dominants of the Davos skyline. Its capacity is 800 people.
B St. Theodul
An evangelical-reformed church located in Davos Dorf that serves as a defining landmark for the local townscape.
C Sankt Peter
A heritage-protected evangelical-reformed church located in the Monstein district of Davos.
D Reformierte Kirche
An ecumenically used evangelical-reformed church in the Sertig Valley, protected as a cantonal heritage site.
E Pauluskirche
A neo-Romanesque evangelical-methodist church located in Davos.
F Sankt Nikolaus
A heritage-protected evangelical-reformed church situated in the Glaris settlement near Davos.
G Frauenkirch
An evangelical-reformed church under cantonal heritage protection, located in the Frauenkirch district.
H Reformierte Kirche
An evangelical-reformed church serving the community of Davos Wiesen.
I Reformierte Kirche Jenisberg
A heritage-protected evangelical-reformed church overlooking the Landwasser Valley in the hamlet of Jenisberg.
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