St. Moritz Overview

St. Moritz is one of the world’s most famous alpine ski resorts, located in the scenic Engadin valley of southeastern Switzerland. Known for its glamorous atmosphere, luxury hotels, and reliable sunshine, St. Moritz has long attracted international visitors, celebrities, and winter sports enthusiasts.

The resort offers more than 350 kilometers of ski slopes spread across several ski areas, including Corviglia, Corvatsch, and Diavolezza. Skiers and snowboarders can enjoy a wide variety of terrain, from beginner-friendly runs to challenging off-piste descents. St. Moritz is also renowned for winter activities such as cross-country skiing, snow polo, ice cricket, and bobsledding.

Beyond sports, the town is famous for upscale shopping, gourmet dining, and a vibrant après-ski scene. It has hosted the Winter Olympics twice and remains a symbol of elegance and prestige in alpine tourism.

St. Moritz Ski Information

Resort height - 1856m

Snow range - 1772 - 3057 m

Ski area - 350km

Easy - 68km

Intermediate - 199km

Difficult - 63km

Longest run - 10km

Snowparks - 3

Snowmaking facilities - 80%

Ski Lifts - 62 (Gondolas - 10, Chairlifts - 22, Drag lifts - 20, Magic carpet - 10)

Things to do in St. Moritz

Activities - Winter in St. Moritz offers a wide range of activities beyond skiing. Visitors can enjoy snowboarding, cross-country skiing, ice skating, snowshoe hiking, and scenic winter walks through the beautiful Engadin valley. The frozen lake of St. Moritz becomes a center for unique winter events such as horse racing, polo, and ice cricket. Adventure seekers can also experience bobsledding, tobogganing, and panoramic train journeys through the Swiss Alps. Combined with luxury shopping, gourmet dining, and lively après-ski venues, St. Moritz provides a perfect mix of outdoor adventure, relaxation, and alpine glamour during the winter season.

Restaurants - St. Moritz is one of the leading culinary destinations in the Alps, offering an impressive variety of restaurants ranging from traditional Swiss taverns to internationally acclaimed fine dining venues. The resort is home to several Michelin-starred restaurants where visitors can experience gourmet cuisine, elegant interiors, and exceptional service. Restaurants such as Da Vittorio St. Moritz are known for refined Italian cuisine, while IGNIV by Andreas Caminada offers innovative sharing-style dishes in a sophisticated atmosphere. For guests seeking a more traditional alpine experience, historic restaurants like Chesa Veglia serve classic Swiss and Engadin specialties, including cheese fondue, raclette, rösti, and grilled meats in rustic wooden dining rooms full of local character. The resort also features stylish mountain restaurants with panoramic terrace views, perfect for long lunches after skiing. From luxury gourmet experiences to cozy family-run eateries, St. Moritz combines world-class gastronomy with the elegance and charm of the Swiss Alps.

Nightlife - Après-ski and nightlife in St. Moritz combine alpine charm with luxury and international glamour. After skiing, visitors often relax at sunny mountain terraces and stylish bars with panoramic views of the Engadin valley, enjoying champagne, cocktails, and Swiss specialties. The resort is famous for elegant hotel lounges, gourmet restaurants, and sophisticated après-ski venues that attract an upscale international crowd. As night falls, St. Moritz offers a lively social scene with chic cocktail bars, piano lounges, wine cellars, and exclusive nightclubs that stay busy until the early hours. Many luxury hotels host live music, DJ events, and seasonal parties during the winter season. The atmosphere is refined yet energetic, making the resort popular not only for skiing but also for its vibrant nightlife and glamorous winter lifestyle.

Airport Transfers - How to get to St. Moritz

We can organise your transfers from Zurich Airport, Milan Malpensa Airport, Linate Airport, Bergamo Airport. You can also choose between a shuttle transfer which can be more economical if only a few people are travelling or a private transfer which will take you direct from the airport to your accommodation.

Distance to Zurich Airport: 220km

Distance to Milan Malpensa: 180km

Distance to Linate Airport: 170km

Distance to Bergamo Airport: 155km