Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “St-Moritz”
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Lakeside and Forest Walking in St. Moritz
Walking in St. Moritz is free and needs no booking. The routes below are public paths that you can follow on your own, and lifts put more of them within reach. Costs in this guide are in Swiss francs (CHF).
Route 1: around Lake St. Moritz The lakeside path circles the whole lake. Plan about an hour. It is free. In winter, the frozen surface is used for events, so only walk where the route is marked and obey any closures.
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Couples Guide to St. Moritz
Couples come to St. Moritz for snow, big views and unhurried evenings. This guide lists seven ideas that work for two people, with the months each one is available. Prices are in Swiss francs (CHF).
1. Dinner or a night above the valley The Romantik Hotel Muottas Muragl stands at 2,456 m beside the top station of the Muottas Muragl funicular, which has carried passengers since 1907. It has only 16 rooms and suites.
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St. Moritz Museums and Old Town Sights
The sights of St. Moritz fall into two groups: museums and a tower in the two village districts, and mountain viewpoints reached by lift. Museum opening is seasonal. Entry prices are in Swiss francs (CHF).
The three museums Museum Address Open Adult entry Segantini Museum Via Somplaz 30, St. Moritz Dorf 20 May to 20 October, 10 December to 12 April CHF 15 Museum Engiadinais Via dal Bagn 39, St. Moritz Bad Closed until 6 December 2026 CHF 15 or CHF 10 Berry Museum Villa Arona, Via Arona 32 Summer season 15 June to 23 October 2026, winter from 14 December 2026 CHF 15 with audio guide Segantini Museum Giovanni Segantini was an Italian painter, and the museum is a purpose-built building from 1908.
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Kids and Families in St. Moritz
Families do well in St. Moritz when they plan around weather and age rather than around a long list of attractions. The town has a year-round indoor pool, one public sled run, a floodlit evening piste on Fridays, and a handful of museums with low child prices. All prices are in Swiss francs (CHF).
Rainy day or very cold day OVAVERVA is the public swimming and leisure centre at Via Mezdi 17 in St.
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Planning a Long Stay in the Upper Engadin
A longer stay in St. Moritz gives you time for the lifts, the train and a few slow hours by the lake. What you can do depends on the date, because the town runs two distinct seasons with a quiet gap between them. The plans below only use attractions that are open in the season named. Prices are in Swiss francs (CHF).
Four days in summer Day 1, arrival and lake.
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Bernina Line, Tirano and Sils Day Trips
Four outings start from St. Moritz, and three of them use the Rhaetian Railway (RhB). Each has a season or a seat-reservation rule that is worth knowing in advance. Prices are in Swiss francs (CHF).
At a glance Trip Journey Extra cost Season Bernina line to Tirano, Italy About 2 h 15 min to 2 h 30 min one way Panoramic seat about CHF 32 each way Winter timetable from 26 October Morteratsch glacier trail Train to Morteratsch, then a walk Free trail Follow the ropes Lake Sils boat About 40 minutes, Sils Maria to Maloja Fare set by the operator Summer only Glacier Express Long panoramic journey Reservation about CHF 54 Paused 11 October to 4 December 2026 Tirano by Bernina train The Bernina line is a UNESCO World Heritage route and crosses the border into Italy, so carry a passport or ID card.
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Corviglia, Corvatsch and Diavolezza Visitor Guide
The big sights around St. Moritz are the mountains themselves, and a handful of lifts and funiculars take you up to see them. This page answers the questions visitors ask most. Fares are adult returns in Swiss francs (CHF) for summer 2026, and each operator can change them for the next season.
Which peak is the highest? Corvatsch, at 3,303 m. Piz Nair, above Corviglia, is next at about 3,056 m, and the restaurant at its top is given as about 3,057 m.
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Things to Do in St. Moritz All Year
St. Moritz is a resort town in the Upper Engadin, high in the Swiss Alps at about 1,822 m. Winter sport defines it, since the town staged the Winter Olympics in 1928 and 1948, but the lifts and trails work in summer too. All prices here are in Swiss francs (CHF). Dates change with the season, so use the operator sites linked below for the final word.
The year at a glance Season What to do Typical cost Late November to March Skiing at Corviglia and Piz Nair, Corvatsch and Diavolezza Day-pass prices vary, with hotel deals December to April Friday night skiing on Corvatsch CHF 28 to CHF 38 for adults Winter Sledding at Muottas Muragl About CHF 43 per run 22 December to early March Olympia Bob Run guest ride CHF 269 per person Mid-December to the end of winter Cresta Run practice session Booked through the club Summer Lift rides and wind sports on Lake Silvaplana Returns from CHF 39 Skiing Three ski areas surround the town.
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