Station de montagne Saint-Moritz

St. Moritz is more than just a holiday resort. St. Moritz is the birthplace of winter tourism (1864) and was the site of two editions of the Olympic Winter Games. And yet, originally, St. Moritz owed its importance to its famous healing sources for 3000 years, which made it a famous spa resort from an early age.
In the Upper Engadine, at an altitude of 1856 m, St. Moritz enjoys above average hours of sunshine. This sun, which is the symbol of the resort, has been a protected trademark since 1930. St. Moritz has often played a pioneering role, for example by installing the first electric lights for Christmas in 1878. In 1889, we organized the first golf tournament in the Alps there, then one of the first ski lifts in Switzerland was inaugurated there in 1935.
Guests from all over the world come to appreciate the modern Alpine art of living and its cutting-edge gastronomy which attracts gourmets in restaurants located even on the slopes, not to mention its hotels serving as benchmarks in all categories as well as its renowned events. in the whole world. A host of shops concentrated in a small space: this is Via Serlas. Around the corner you are sure to find local specialties like the famous Engadin nut pie.
Sights like the Leaning Tower, a remnant of St-Mauritius Church dating from 1500, or the Segantini Museum, offer an alternative to luxury and the jet set.

Besides the traditional hiking and mountain biking activities, summer visitors can practice sailing, rowing, windsurfing, tennis, kitesurfing, mini golf or horse riding. The Ludains ice rink is open even in summer, and a golfing paradise is open to golfers in the Alps with no less than 4 courses. A romantic sleigh ride around the lake, through the Stazerwald forest or in the sparkling town of St. Moritz is a must for a stay in St. Moritz. Lovers of Alpine peaks will be delighted in the Upper Engadine! The 17 climbing parks of different difficulty levels round off the offer.