Everyone has heard of St. Moritz and Davos, many know about the ancient city of Chur, the vertical Viamala gorge, Nietzsche's refuge in Sils Maria, and skiers might be familiar with Arosa Lenzerheide, Flims Laax, and Silvaplana. However, Graubünden also boasts many records beyond the tourist hotspots. Who knows that the three official languages of the canton—German, Romansh, and Italian—which further divide into dozens of idioms and dialects, make this high mountain region one of the most colorful areas in Europe? That here, and only here, you can find the only triple watershed in Europe? That one can often get the feeling of standing on the "Roof of Europe"? European reporter Martin Leidenfrost does not always seek the glamour of "Effortless Living on Top of the World." His journey of enjoyment often gets caught up in the complexities of the Bündnerland.