Hall

Merzweckhalle Arosa

The Halle Arosa is the main indoor venue, offering a spacious, heated "triple hall" with a stage, providing the perfect environment for all Winter Acro Festival activities. Lunch and dinner will be served here for all participants, creating a central space for both practice and socializing.

While parking at the hall is limited, paid parking options are available just a 5-minute walk away.

The hall is equipped with showers and changing rooms, available for use at any time.

winter accommodation for the urbanacro winter acro festival

While the Strela house has its own sauna, the hall will also be equipped with a sauna. The maintenance will be organized through helping tasks and adjusted according to our needs, but both are accessible at all times.

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Transportation

By train:

The picturesque destination Arosa is nestled in the Swiss Alps at an altitude of 1,800 meters. To reach this charming spot, travelers from the North can follow the scenic train route through Switzerland (via Landquart, Chur, and on to Arosa). Alternatively, for those coming through Austria, the journey can start with the Bratislava train (passing through Landeck-Zams, then crossing the border into Switzerland before continuing to Arosa). Both options offer stunning alpine landscapes and an unforgettable travel experience.

Approximate travel times by train

  • Zurich – Chur - Arosa: 2h 30min
  • Basel - Chur - Arosa: 4h
  • Geneva – Zürich – Chur – Arosa: 6h
  • Berne – Zürich - Chur - Arosa: 4h

Tickets

Tickets can be bought in the Swiss Main Trains system, but it's worth to check other options.

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By car:

Once you arrive in Zürich, continue on the A3 motorway heading towards Chur. After reaching Landquart, switch to route 28, which leads you directly to Arosa. The drive takes you along a stunning alpine route, winding through picturesque mountain scenery. After leaving the motorway, the road becomes steeper and more serpentine as you begin the climb up to Arosa, with 365 hairpin bends and breathtaking views along the way. Be mindful of the weather, especially in winter—snow chains or a 4x4 vehicle might be necessary if the roads are icy. The ascent is part of the adventure, and once you reach Arosa, the panoramic alpine beauty makes it all worthwhile!

Approximate travel times by car

  • Berne – Arosa: 3h 15min
  • Basel – Arosa: 3h
  • Geneva – Arosa: 5h
  • Zurich – Arosa: 2h