The Prättigau is in the canton Grisons in the Switzerland
Regions
The Prättigau extends from the Klus, east of Landquartuntil Wolfgang Pass, South from Monastery, which the Prättigau with the landscape Davos connects. In the east, the Prättigau is bounded by the Silvretta area. The Prättigau is traversed by the Landquart, which flows into the Rhine near the village of the same name. In the west it borders on the Chur Rhine Valley and the Graubünden rule, in the east to the Austrian Vorarlberg, in the east ans Engadine and in the south to the landscape Davos and the Schanfigg.
places
In the Vorderprättigau, the westernmost part of the valley, the villages are in the valley floor Grüsch and Schiers, the villages on the northern slope of the valley Seewis and Fanas, as well as on the northern slope Valzeina.
The villages belong to the Mittelprättigau Pragg, Jenaz, Fideris and Küblis in the valley floor as well as on the sunny slope Luzein, Pany and St. Antönien, on the opposite side Furna.
To the east lies the Hinterprättigau with the localities Saas, Serneus and the famous resort Monastery.
Other goals
The regions of the are for mountaineers, climbers and mountain bikers Rätikons and the Silvretta group highly recommended.
background
language
The Prättigau was Romansh-speaking until the 13th century. Due to the influence of the Walser, this language was gradually displaced, so that today only German is spoken. It can be assumed that in the larger places like Monastery, Küblis and Schiers someone can always be found who speaks French and / or English.
getting there
You can arrive from the Swiss Plateau or the Rhine Valley via Landquart.
You leave the autobahn on the road 
at the exit 
Landquart and then arrives on the well-developed main road 
to Prättigau, this begins after the tunnel at the Klus. Since around 2000 the road connection to Davos has been massively expanded and practically all through-roads are bypassed by the bypass with the expressway; in front Monastery viaducts and tunnels lead towards Davos.
Public transport is based on the Rhaetian Railway line, on which the trains of the red narrow-gauge railway to Davos run. There is a winter-safe rail connection with car transport through the Vereina tunnel Engadine. The Flüela pass Davos ins Engadine is subject to a winter lock in the winter months.
mobility
Places that are some distance from the Rhaetian Railway line in the valley floor are accessed with a close-knit postbus network.
Tourist Attractions
- the Salginatobel Bridge is a bold one built in 1929/30 1 Reinforced concrete bridge, which is considered a masterpiece of engineering and is also popular as a teaching example by bridge building experts.
activities
The localities in the Prättigau usually have an extensive range of summer and winter sports, more on this in the local articles.
- a well-known route is the Prättigauer Höhenweg,
kitchen
Prättigau Chnödli are spicy meatballs that are served with sauce and various side dishes, often with vegetables.Chäsgatschäder consist of cheese and bread. The bread is fried with onions, boiled with milk, the cheese is dissolved in it and stirred until creamy.
