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The festival hall of the Alps

In the Eastern region of the Swiss Alps, on the southern side of the range, lies St Moritz.

Dramatic mountain peaks, sparkling glaciers, scenic valleys and alpine lakes make the Swiss Alps an iconic destination for skiers, snowboarders, hikers, nature enthusiasts and international visitors. In the cradle sits St. Moritz, a luxurious alpine town known as the birthplace of winter tourism. St. Moritz is surrounded by 88 slopes and some of the world’s best ski terrain including the areas of Corviglia, Diavolezza and Corvatsch. The town has hosted the Winter Olympics twice, is home to the Cresta Run, a world-championship bobsled run, boasts endless nordic ski trails, and has an Olympic ice rink. In addition to winter sports, visitors can enjoy hikes around the area’s picturesque lake, feast on Swiss fondue, take a dip in the natural mineral springs or sightsee while cruising aboard one of the area’s iconic mountain trains.

1 - Discover Our Swiss Resort

Our must-try activities

Visit the Segantini Museum

Funicular to the Summit of Piz Nair

Go on a Ski Safari

Take an Ice Bath in St. Moritz

2 - Discover Swiss Alps Domain

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Discover Swiss Alps Domain

Saint-Moritz is the ultimate destination for ski enthusiasts of all levels. With over 100 miles of slopes including:
27 miles of beginner slopes
50 miles of intermediate slopes
26 miles of black diamond slopes
23 ski lifts (you'll never have to wait long to get back up the mountain.)

The resort also offers ice skating, snowshoeing, tobogganing, and horse-drawn sleigh rides. The ski slopes are located in the stunning Engadin Valley, known for its natural beauty and high-altitude climate. And with a long and prestigious history, including hosting the Winter Olympics twice, Saint-Moritz is the ultimate winter destination for adventure seekers and ski enthusiasts alike.

Must-See Views

Admire the Views by Train

Admiring the unfolding natural landscapes of the Albula Alps from the windows of a cruising train is a beautiful way to spend a day. The Engadine Express starts in Landquart, climbs a steep ascent to Klosters, passes through the Vereina tunnel (the longest tunnel on the Swiss Rhaetian Railway) and winds through Zernez and St. Moritz. You’ll see lush forests, frozen lakes, jagged peaks and wildlife.

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