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Youth Hostel Davos Youthpalace
Terrace/patio

Youth Hostel Davos Youthpalace

1.5 star property
8.2 out of 10, Very Good, (53)
"Seeing as accommodation in Davos is extremely expensive, this place offered good value for money. The views from the large balconies make this a perfect spot to stay in Davos."
Youth Hostel Davos Youthpalace
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This shelter over the Roman archaeological site in Chur was one of Peter Zumthor’s first projects in 1986. It is built almost exclusively from timber lamella that allow both light and ventilation into the museum space.
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