Curling and Bavarian Curling

Have you ever tried this traditional winter sport? The basics of ice stock sport and curling can be learned quickly. It's no wonder that these sports are also very popular with families. And both are possible in Davos and Klosters - with a professional guide.

As early as the beginning of the 20th century, pictures document how the gentleman's sport of curling was practiced on what was then the natural ice rink in Davos. In place of the natural ice rink, the Ice Dream Davos now stands. There are three rinks here, and the arena in Klosters has four rinks. You can also try out the ice at the Davos training center. Where ice hockey and the colors blue and yellow usually dominate, curling or ice stock sport is possible in any weather. Slots can be reserved online.

Curling the granite stone into the target on polished ice is an art in itself. The teams try to get the stones as close to the house as possible in 6, 8 or 10 rounds. For each stone that is closer to the house than the opponent's, one point is awarded. The aim of curling is to place your team's curling stones as close to the puck as possible in six turns (rounds). This is a real game of "Ludo" on the ice. After all, who doesn't enjoy throwing out the opponent just before winning the game?