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Mythical luxury alpine destination in the Engadine, famous for inventing winter tourism, its world-class ski slopes and its exclusive lifestyle.
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Acerca de St. Moritz - Cultura, Historia y Carácter
Leaning Tower of St. Moritz (Schiefer Turm)
German (Swiss German) is the main language of daily use, along with the traditional Ladino Romansh of the Engadine and Italian due to its proximity to the border. English is spoken fluently in all hotels, shops and tourist services.
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Its thermal springs rich in iron and carbon dioxide have been known since the Bronze Age (more than 3,400 years ago), attracting medieval pilgrims and scholars such as Paracelsus in the 16th century for the healing properties of its spring waters.
In the autumn of 1864, pioneering hotelier Johannes Badrutt made a legendary bet with four British aristocrats, promising them a sunny winter in their shirtsleeves in the Engadine. Their successful visit officially gave rise to winter tourism in the Alps, followed by the installation of Switzerland's first electric light in 1878 (Kulm Hotel), the first curling tournament and the opening of the legendary Cresta Run toboggan run in 1884.
Host of the Winter Olympic Games twice (1928 and 1948) and multiple World Alpine Ski Championships, St. Moritz has established itself as an icon of global glamour, avant-garde Alpine architecture and an elite four-season sports and cultural center.
La cronología histórica muestra los momentos clave que han definido el desarrollo de St. Moritz a lo largo de los siglos.
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One of the safest places on the planet, with practically non-existent crime rates and complete tranquility both day and night.
The historic center (Dorf) is compact and pedestrian, with a public system of escalators that bridge the gap with the lake.
The pinnacle of Swiss railway engineering and public transport: UNESCO Heritage panoramic trains, integrated funiculars and cable cars.
International luxury destination; The cost of accommodation, restaurants and services in the high winter season is among the highest in Europe.
Distinguished and select nightlife: legendary private clubs (Dracula Club), cigar bars, palace-hotel cocktail bars and refined après-ski.
Surprising concentration of prestigious international art galleries (Hauser & Wirth, Vito Schnabel), monographic museums and classical and jazz music festivals.
Extraordinary gastronomic mecca, home to one of the highest concentrations of Michelin-starred restaurants in the Alpine arc and traditional Engadine delicacies.
The highest luxury shopping street in the world: an astonishing concentration of major Swiss haute couture, jewelery and watch brands.
The famous 'champagne climate': radiant sunshine most of the year, perfect snow in winter and revitalizing freshness in summer.
A century and a half of hotel expertise translated into world-class customer service and impeccable tourist services.
Excellent for active winter and summer family holidays, with legendary ski schools, toboggan runs and themed children's trails.
Extremely cosmopolitan, discreet and tolerant destination, which annually hosts renowned visibility events.
Extremely educated population and hospitality staff, multilingual and trained in the highest standards of Swiss hospitality.
One of the most majestic mountain landscapes in the world: mirrored lakes flanked by the Bernina massif and hanging glaciers.
A fascinating combination of rustic Engadine architecture (sgraffito houses), grand hotel palaces from the Belle Époque and avant-garde landmarks.
The undisputed birthplace of modern winter tourism and a pioneer in ice and snow sports in Europe.
Immersed in the virgin heart of the Alps: a valley of glacial lakes, dense larch forests and protected peaks.
Level of cleanliness, environmental purity and maintenance of practically immaculate public space, representative of Swiss excellence.
Ecosystem focused on winter sports innovation, alpine sustainability technology, wealth management ('Family Offices') and luxury tourism.
An inspiring and quiet enclave for teleworking surrounded by peaks, but with a very high cost of living barrier for long stays.
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The pinnacle of alpine style, winter sport and Swiss refinement; a legendary destination with a prodigious nature that justifies its centuries-old prestige.
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The famous 'champagne climate': radiant sunshine most of the year, perfect snow in winter and revitalizing freshness in summer.
May and early June is alpine snowmelt season; The meadows bloom intensely and the valley regains its calm between tourist seasons.
June to August offers very cool and pleasant temperatures (highs around 19°C), ideal for hiking, lake sailing and mountain biking.
September and October dazzle with golden larch forests (the 'golden autumn of the Engadine'), clear skies and sharp alpine air.
December to April is prime season: abundant powder snow, completely frozen lakes for equestrian events, and world-class skiing in bright sunshine.
More than 320 days of sunshine per year on average.
Dry winters with excellent quality of powder snow.
Summers without suffocating heat waves, ideal for escaping the heat of southern Europe.
Freezing temperatures in January and February requiring acclimatization and protection against extreme cold.
Famous for its 'champagne' microclimate: high solar radiation combined with low relative humidity makes the winter cold feel dry and very invigorating.
Winter nights often see double-digit sub-zero temperatures, requiring high-quality warm technical clothing.
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One of the most expensive and exclusive destinations in the world. Five-star hotels, Michelin-starred haute cuisine and ski passes dominate the offering, although traveling in summer or staying in neighboring towns in the valley moderates the budget.
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Explora los diversos barrios de la ciudad, cada uno con su propio carácter único y encanto.
Elegant, glamorous and elevated; heart of Badrutt's Palace, Via Serlas boutiques and museums.
Quiet, thermal and residential; next to the southern shore of the lake, Ovaverva sports center and baths.
Exclusive, stately and surrounded by forest; the most coveted residential area of luxury villas and Suvretta House.
Rustic, calm and gastronomic; satellite village of traditional Engadine houses and gourmet restaurants.
Picturesque and sunny; the neighboring town where the bobsleigh track ends with its Romanesque church of San Gian.
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Legendary thoroughbred horse racing event on the frozen and snowy surface of Lake St. Moritz since 1907. It includes the exclusive 'Skikjöring' modality (where riders ski dragged by galloping horses at 50 km/h), live music, gourmet tents and champagne.
The most prestigious and glamorous snow polo tournament in the world, held since 1985 on the frozen lake with the participation of the best international teams.
Visual phenomenon in which the millions of Engadine larch trees change their foliage to a bright golden yellow, creating a magical reflection on the Silvaplana and Staz lakes under the first snow-capped peaks.
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International horse racing and Skikjöring on the frozen lake.
The only high-end polo tournament played on snow and ice in the world.
Gastronomic summit that brings together great Michelin-starred chefs from all over the world in local hotels for a week.
Intimate and exclusive jazz festival at the Dracula Club and open stages in the valley with great international legends.
The largest cross-country ski marathon in the Alps with more than 14,000 participants crossing the frozen lakes from Maloja to S-chanf.
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Bell tower from the 12th century, 33 meters high with an inclination of 5.5 degrees (higher than that of Pisa), a vestige of the old church of San Maurizio destroyed in the 19th century.
The scenic heart of the valley; In summer it is the scene of sailing regattas and panoramic walks, and in winter it freezes completely, becoming the venue for polo festivals and snow horse races.
The local mountain of St. Moritz accessible by funicular and cable car up to 3,057 meters, with Olympic alpine ski slopes and a viewing platform dominated by the iconic bronze ibex sculpture.
The most famous castle-hotel in the Alps, inaugurated in 1896 by Caspar Badrutt, a symbol of aristocratic luxury with its emblematic neo-Gothic tower that dominates the town's silhouette.
Vaulted building erected in 1908 in homage to the symbolist master Giovanni Segantini, housing his famous Alpine triptych 'Nature, Life and Death'.
The oldest bobsleigh track in the world and the only one hand-sculpted from natural ice each winter; offers descents for tourists in 'Guest Bobsleigh' reaching more than 130 km/h.
The legendary natural ice slide founded in 1884 by the St. Moritz Tobogganing Club, world cradle of skeleton where pilots descend upside down at dizzying speeds.
Futuristic drop-shaped residential building designed by British architect Norman Foster, covered by thousands of handmade larch shingles that age naturally.
Summit accessible by a century-old wooden funicular that offers the most romantic panoramic view of the Engadine valley and its four glacial lakes, inspiring the 'Philosophers' Path'.
Cable car that ascends to almost 3,000 meters in front of the imposing ice wall of the Bernina massif and the Pers glacier, starting point of the 10 km descent route down the glacier.
Traditional Engadine-style mansion with interiors furnished with Swiss pine wood ('Arve') and historic rooms from the 15th to 18th centuries.
The most famous and exclusive haute couture and luxury jewelry shopping street in the Alps, concentrating the most prestigious international brands in the world.
Cultural and wellness space in St. Moritz Bad built on the springs of the Bronze Age where you can taste the sparkling thermal water and learn about the hydrotherapy history.
Idyllic alpine lake hidden in the middle of the larch forest between St. Moritz and Pontresina, famous for its warm waters suitable for swimming in summer and its rustic inn.
The original wooden cabin used in the filming of the Heidi films in the Engadine, nestled in an alpine meadow above Corviglia.
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One of the most spectacular train routes on the planet (UNESCO Heritage). Descend from the glaciers of St. Moritz at more than 2,200 m to the Italian palm trees of Tirano crossing the famous Brusio helical viaduct.
UNESCO Heritage, alpine landscapes, railway engineering
Picturesque village at the end of Lake Sils where the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche spent his summers and conceived 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra', surrounded by the romantic Fex Valley.
Literary culture, carriage rides, alpine lakes
Beautiful Engadine mountaineering village with a 1-hour gentle signposted walk to the front of the Morteratsch glacier, visualizing the historical retreat of the ice.
Glaciology, accessible hiking, alpine nature
Discover Guarda, awarded for its sgraffito architecture and birthplace of the children's story 'Schellen-Ursli', and the thermal baths of Scuol and the imposing castle of Tarasp.
Pueblos con encanto, traditional architecture, thermal baths
The only national park in Switzerland and the oldest nature reserve in the Alps (1914), with strict ecological protection where you can observe ibex, chamois, deer and bearded vultures.
Wildlife, protected hiking, wildlife watching
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