ST. MORITZ, SWITZERLAND

St. Moritz is one of the most famous and fascinating Alpine destination in the world. It offers several sport activities, high-class events, first-class restaurants, and especially breath-taking landscapes which cannot be found anywhere else.

There isn't any other Alpine destination where you would find such a unique lifestyle as in St. Moritz. After visiting this vibrant Alpine destination you will understand why it is a synonymous with extravagance, elegance, and exclusiveness.

• Region: Canton of Grisons
• Altitude: 1'822
• Highest Peak: Piz Nair 3’057
• Ski Slopes: 350km
• Cross-Country Trails: 200km
• 3 Golf Courses
• 300 Restaurants: 31 restaurants rewarded by Gault Millau points or by  Michelin stars
• 40 art galleries
• Private Airport: Samedan 5km
• Zürich Airport: 200km

St. Moritz attracts and exceeds the expectations of the most demanding travellers. Guests from all around the world are coming to St. Moritz to enjoy the modern Alpine luxury lifestyle. Charlie Chaplin, Audrey Hepburn, or Alfred Hitchcock  - they have all been here.

St. Moritz offers a variety of winter sports, hiking trails, world-famous events and diverse range of entertaining activities. At Via Serlas - Europe’s highest shopping street, you can find boutiques of  international luxury brands such as Bulgari, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Prada and the like.

There are excellent restaurants on the slopes and in the town. After a superlative dining experience, you can grab a drink in one of the oldest bar in the Alps and enjoy an unforgettable atmosphere of this fairytale alpine destination.

The Upper Engadine offers breath-taking alpine scenery.

Around St. Moritz, you can visit charming mountain villages, ski resorts, lakes, or typical Swiss mountain restaurants.

St. Moritz and the Upper Engadine Region have also become an important culture spot for arts and culture. In the pasts prestigious artists from all around the world were coming to St. Moritz to recover, recharge, and find inspiration. Among the famous artists who fell in love with the exceptional Upper Engadine nature were for example Alberto Giacometti, Giovanni Segantini, Ferdinand Hodler, Cuno Amiet or Wilhem F. Burger. So many art galleries have opened over the years that the region holds third position of places with the highest density of art galleries in Switzerland. In more than 40 art galleries, ranging from the small local ones to well-known international ones, you can enjoy pieces of work of renowned artists, establishened painters and fresh talents.