St. Moritz is often called an Alpine metropolis. There are numerous luxury hotels, spas and upscale shops against an Alpine background of lakes and mountains. In summer, in addition to indulging in traditional sports, such as hiking and climbing, holiday-makers can enjoy a spot of sailing, windsurfing, a rubber dinghy ride on the River Inn, tennis and horseback riding. St. Moritz is the cradle of winter tourism. St. Moritz's 'house mountain', the Corviglia, boasts the steepest start slope in Switzerland with the Piz Nair Wall's 100 per cent vertiginous drop.

Highlights

• Take off and enjoy Mount Corvatsch–spoil yourself with a 3-course menu at the restaurant or be enchanted by the unique mountain views. Go back to the valley by cable car or Ski Down your way.
• Segantini Museum - dedicated to the painter Giovanni Segantini
• Bernina Express, a panoramic train on the most scenic railway in Europe to the Puschlav. OR
• Ride on Glacier Express to Zermatt for its panoramic views of snow-capped mountains, breath-taking rivers, peaceful alpine pastures, magical castles, and charming villages.
• Welcome to Muottas Muragl, one of the most beautiful vantage points in the Engadin, boasting a magnificent panoramic view
• Swiss National Park is Switzerland's biggest nature reserve, a place where nature is allowed to take its course unrestricted.