Guests from all over the world appreciate the modern alpine lifestyle, which is characterized by top gastronomy that fulfills gourmet dreams even on the edge of the slopes; from a hotel industry that sets standards in every category; and events with an international appeal. Great shopping in a small area is guaranteed by Via Serlas, but just around the corner you will always find local specialties such as the famous Engadine nut cake.

Today, winter sports enthusiasts have 350 km of slopes with state-of-the-art infrastructure at their disposal in the area. St. Moritz’s local mountain, Corviglia, is home to the steepest starting slope in Switzerland, with a dizzying 100 percent gradient on the Piz Nair steep face. In the Cresta Run, riders plunge down the ice track on skeleton sleds, and the Bob Run is one of the oldest natural ice bobsleigh runs in the world. There are 150 km of winter hiking trails for winter hikers, and cross-country skiers will find a network of trails of around 200 km in the Engadine. The fun park for snowboarders, curling and altitude training are just a few of the other winter sports on offer.

How about a beach holiday in St. Moritz? Whether families, jet-setters or those seeking peace and quiet – the offer of the Engadine holiday classic is varied and beneficial. „Living water“ is called „Ovaverva“ in Rhaeto-Romanic, and the indoor swimming pool, spa and sports centre of the same name in St. Moritz is an architectural landmark of St. Moritz. Its offer includes swimming and diving pools, an outdoor pool with a view of the mountains, various slides with a total length of 190 metres and also the renowned „Gut Training“.

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