St. Moritz
Swiss Alps
St. Moritz sits at 1,856 metres in the Engadin, with the surrounding mountains shaping its appeal in both winter and summer. The town combines Alpine sport with restaurants, hotels and cultural spaces, giving visitors more than a single-purpose ski destination. Corviglia and Piz Nair provide the principal mountain setting above town. In winter, ski slopes are the focus; in warmer months, hiking trails and mountain views offer a different way to experience the same terrain. Mountain restaurants range from rustic huts to more formal dining rooms. Back in town, the Design Gallery and public art add a cultural element between outdoor activities. St. Moritz suits travellers who want to combine time in the mountains with a developed resort town, where the landscape remains central throughout the year.