Weather in Chur. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Chur area

Map of Chur temperature forecast

1. You can zoom in to Chur using the '+' button, or check temperatures around the globe by the '-' button.
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This temperature map is centered around Chur. The map is real-time and interactive.

Rain forecast for Chur area

1. Using the control panel above this map, you can check the rain forecast for Chur for any period within next 10 days.
2. Via the top control panel, you can check the following weather parameters: Temperature, Cloud cover, Precipitation, Wind and Pressure.
This precipitation forecast map is centered around Chur. The map is also real-time and interactive.

More to see in Chur

Chur is one of the oldest cities in Switzerland. This is a charming settlement that attracts numerous guests from all over the world. Its location in the mountains, winding streets, and historical buildings make the city stand out from the other settlements in Switzerland and add a unique charm. Chur is rich in all kinds of boutiques, restaurants, museums, and galleries. When taking a stroll in the old part of the city, there is no need to take care of cars and buses because the city center is a pedestrian zone. Vehicles are not allowed to enter it. First settlements on the site of modern Chur appeared yet during the Palaeolithic almost eleven thousand years ago. The first Roman settlement appeared here yet during the Roman Empire period. During the Middle Ages and the start of the Modern Age, different military conflicts often took place in Chur. As a rule, they were bringing hunger in the region. This was a dark period in the history of the city. Many people didn’t survive and died. Besides that, frequent epidemics, floods, and earthquakes didn’t let people live in peace and safety. In the 60s of the 15th century, Chur could finally get rid of the bishop’s power that was abolished yet in the 4th century. After this remarkable event, the city was finally able to get its own constitution that granted all governmental rights to the guilds of Chur’s merchants and craftsmen. In 1523, a new epoch of Reformation started in the city. At that time, one … Read further

Chur guide chapters

Chur sightseeing

The church is no less interesting inside. When you step inside, take a look at the fantastic stained-glass windows created by Augusto Giacometti. The master finished them in 1919. The three stained-glass windows feature different scenes from the Bible such as the birth of Jesus Christ. As Chur is not a big city, it doesn’t have its own airport. In order to get to Chur, tourists first need to fly to … Open

Climate in Switzerland and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Besides winter holidays, a huge tourist influx is also observed in the middle of summer. Vacations at places with picturesque nature and repairing the health in thermal spas enjoy great popularity. The beach season on Lake Geneva lasts from the middle of summer to the end of August. In other lakes, the water warms up much faster, so you can swim from the very first days of June. July is the perfect time of the year in Switzerland for yachting, windsurfing, golf, and other sports activities. Many tourists choose Easter vacations for a holiday in Switzerland, despite the fact that the weather at this time of year not always invites to rest. Rains begin, and the air temperature still does not warm up to a comfortable one. You can stop in any resort town on Easter. The frosty weather in Switzerland makes it possible to buy tours for more affordable prices. … Open

Atmosphere of Switzerland: religion and languages

The number of Catholics and Protestants in the country is almost the same. Catholic faith is more prevalent in the central and southern parts of Ticino. Virtually all major cities, including Bern, Zurich, and Geneva adhere to Protestantism. The disputes of these two faiths have ceased long ago, and now citizens can get along with each other. Although a few centuries ago, real bloody trials were played out because of religion. Modern Swiss people are absolutely tolerant to any existing religion on earth, so Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, and Muslim communities form there. About one and a half percent of residents are Orthodox Christians. … Open