Graubünden’s Rhaetian Railway (RhB) heritage spans Albula and Bernina landscapes — UNESCO list 1276, inscribed 2008. This page maps rail highlights beyond the short Bernina day: Chur as hub, Albula / Landwasser as another ride, and St. Moritz as a town day. Cluster home: Graubünden & the Bernina.
Chur — capital hub
Chur is the Graubünden capital and a major RhB / SBB rail hub. Named town anchors: car-free old town, Cathedral and Bishop’s Court. Treat Chur as its own hub day — reuse Chur old town Graubünden hub. Glacier Express and Bernina Express names appear as network existence only here.
Albula / Landwasser — other ride
The Landwasser Viaduct stands on the Albula Line near Filisur (Schweiz Tourismus: limestone viaduct about 65 m high; UNESCO RhB since 2008). Frame it as a train-window or operator-managed viewpoint — not a cliff scramble and not an Albula hike how-to. Soft Albula-side extras such as the Bergün railway museum or a seasonal viaduct shuttle are existence only. Soft trap: long Express brochures may name Landwasser in a Chur–Tirano story — AlpsDay still labels Landwasser as Albula, never as a Bernina Red Train short-window sight from St. Moritz toward Poschiavo.
St. Moritz — Engadin town
St. Moritz is more than a train window: Lake St. Moritz, Via Serlas, Segantini Museum and RhB arrival form a town day — see St. Moritz town not only Bernina.
Bernina short window = sibling article
Montebello, Morteratsch view, Lago Bianco and related Bernina Red Train / Express short-day sights stay on Bernina Express day from St. Moritz. Tirano is not a Swiss highlight here; Brusio is not forced into that short Poschiavo day on this page. Poschiavo after the ride is another outbound note. Plan on sbb.ch / RhB — see getting around, day trips from Zurich and Swiss Travel Pass existence. No fares, no clocks, no hikes.
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