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About St. Moritz

St. Moritz lies in Switzerland's Upper Engadin valley, high in the canton of Graubünden, where lakes, forests and sharp Alpine peaks frame one of Europe's best-known mountain resorts. Elegant, compact and international in outlook, it combines polished hospitality with a dramatic natural setting.

The town is reached mainly by rail and road, with the Rhaetian Railway linking it to Chur, Tirano and scenic Alpine routes such as the Bernina line. The nearest major international airports are Zurich and Milan, while the small Engadin Airport near Samedan serves private and regional aviation.

Known since the Middle Ages for its mineral springs, St. Moritz grew into a fashionable spa town before becoming a pioneer of winter tourism and hosting the Olympic Winter Games in 1928 and 1948. Its cultural life reflects this mix of Alpine tradition, grand hotels, art spaces and cosmopolitan visitors.

Visitors can stroll around Lake St. Moritz, explore the Segantini Museum, ride up to Corviglia or Muottas Muragl, and use the town as a base for nearby Engadin villages. The climate is dry, sunny and crisp, giving daily life a clear mountain rhythm shaped by skiing, hiking, sailing, skating and long panoramic walks.

Social life centers on cafés, hotel lounges, winter events, polo on the frozen lake, shopping streets and mountain restaurants. Local flavors include Engadin nut tart, Alpine cheeses, game dishes and Swiss-Italian influences. Within town, buses, taxis, hotel shuttles, walking paths and mountain lifts make getting around straightforward.