Switzerland · Engadin
St. Moritz
The original luxury alp. It practically invented the idea.
46.5°N · 9.8°E · 1,856 M · birthplace of alpine tourism, 1864
The original luxury alp. It practically invented the idea.
St. Moritz invented the winter holiday and never looked back — two Olympics, a frozen lake that hosts horse races and polo, and a sun-drenched Engadin setting of larch forests and turquoise lakes. The most glamorous address in the Alps, with the sport to back it up.
Each February, thoroughbreds thunder across the frozen lake while St. Moritz watches in furs and champagne — the White Turf, the most glamorous day in winter sport. Your group is right at the rail.
Turquoise lakes, larch forests, and a 322-days-of-sun climate — the Engadin in summer is a different, greener kind of glamour.
Palatial hotels, a Cresta toboggan run, and a promenade of the world’s most polished people. St. Moritz has done this for 150 years.
Windsurf or sail a string of high turquoise lakes under the Piz peaks — the valley’s summer secret.
White Turf at the rail, a palatial grand hotel, and an Engadin summer of turquoise lakes — St. Moritz is glamour with a century of practice. We hold the keys to the grand suites, the frozen-lake events, the tables everyone wants. Bring your group. Once it’s set, you travel free.
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