Schatzalp-Bahn in Davos
8 Video Views·May 28, 2021
Ein Ausflugstipp in Davos ist die Schatzalp-Bahn welche aus Davos hinauf zu traditionellen Kurhotel Schatzalp für. Eine kurze Fahrt wir mit einer tollen Aussicht belohnt. Und die Terrasse des Hotels lädt zu Kaffee - Kuchen ein.
On Tour in Switzerland: http://www.miete-einen-fahrer.ch
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An excursion tip in Davos is the Schatzalp cable car which goes from Davos up to the traditional spa hotel Schatzalp. A short ride is rewarded with a great view. And the terrace of the hotel invites you to coffee - cake.
On Tour in Switzerland: http://www.miete-einen-fahrer.ch
The car is parked, the driver is heading for the exit.
And we're now making our way towards the Schatzalpbahn.
The whole Promenade is upset.
Did you mean that?
You said something.
Have you seen anything on the Internet that says this is a Baustelle?
- I know.
Dear people, I'm here from the Tour Director of Davos.
We have the most beautiful, best and most expensive Baustelle of Switzerland.
Here, when a man makes a Schlenk, he sees a Vorne.
No, there's the Bagger on the way.
You can't see out, otherwise you'd be watching the leather.
It's closed.
And when it's finished, there's a river in the middle of the street.
Then we're on the tax office to read the pockets.
That's the Schatzalp-Hotel, that's actually a super nice terrace hat.
But it's not closed yet.
Ha, not Ausflugsplatz.
Yeah, that can man gut say.
Welcome to the Schatzalpbahn.
Tourist with a mask.
It's now May 3rd, 2021.
Someday we can pull the Lümpen off again.
I have another one, by the way.
Ah, see, people of Zurich.
And our rehab patient genius is too.
Now there is something to the Daughters of Davos.
Does anyone know why everything is so flat?
This is a building directive in Davos.
And that's because of the snowfall, which caused the skies to slide.
They decided that all the houses must have a flat roof.
Man was here wonderfully looks.
This is one of the very old houses, which still have a Ziegeltach.