St. Moritz - Enjoy the glamour, sport and nature of St. Moritz

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St. Moritz – Enjoy the glamour, sports, and nature of St. Moritz

In St. Moritz, glamour, lifestyle, sports, and wild nature merge into an exclusive cocktail. International events and culinary delights are part of the program. The density of award-winning top restaurants is unparalleled. With six luxury hotels, St. Moritz also sets standards in the hotel industry. As the cradle of winter tourism, St. Moritz demonstrated a pioneering spirit then and now.

The Alpine town is a stage for artists and trendsetters and is home to an above-average number of international galleries. St. Moritz is home to Europe's highest luxury shopping mile – a top-class shopping paradise. With numerous museums, libraries, and attractions, St. Moritz also has a lot to offer culturally. The urban mountain village can be reached by car, train, bus, or plane.

Summer is a tradition in St. Moritz. It existed even before winter sports were invented in St. Moritz by Johannes Badrutt and a few Englishmen. A story told so often that it's probably true. Until the English came in winter, no one came in winter. People came for the light and a landscape of tranquility, sharp shadows, swimming in the lake, and long mornings, because in summer, you don't necessarily have to climb every mountain.

Saint-Moritz est situé sur l'Ort, où le tourisme d'hiver dure plus de 150 ans dans une région humide de la région et des sports d'hiver alpins. Mit insgesamt 87 Pisten und Abfahrten in Weltcup-Qualität, gehört St. Moritz zu den grössten and abwechslungsreichsten Schneesportgebieten im Alpenraum.

By carriage through the crunching snow. Anyone who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of St. Moritz and enjoy the Engadin's mountain landscape in peace can completely unwind on a carriage ride from Bever to Val Bever. Wrapped in furs and blankets, you can comfortably explore the idyllic side valley of the Engadin: a quiet, snow-covered landscape surrounded by majestic peaks. From June to the end of October, a carriage departs daily at 11:15 a.m. to the Spinas Inn. From November onwards, rides must be arranged individually with the Ruffner family, the coachmen.

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Le Grand Hall in the famous Badrutt's Palace Hotel is not just a magnificent lobby, but the social hub of St. Moritz. The "living room" of this elegant spa town attracts guests from all over the world. This is where people gather to be seen—or at least to feel that way. With wood-carved ceilings, high windows, and upholstered furniture that practically whispers "Champagne, please!", the hall exudes sophisticated luxury. Today, it serves as a restaurant where visitors enjoy fantastic views of the surrounding mountains. Proactive for a sustainable Engadin. One goal, many projects. When it comes to putting sustainability into practice and integrating it into our everyday lives, we Engadin residents are always fully committed. What we implement as a region is also practiced every day in the individual communities: E-bikes are ridden, electric cars are charged, waste is disposed of properly, we work closely with local partners, and renewable energy sources are sought, found, and used.