Barefoot paths and Kneipp-basins in St. Moritz

A passenger ride on the St. Moritz-Celerina bob run is a 75-second rush of pure adrenaline.

A world-first with the Paradiso piste on the Corviglia home to a brand-new Yoga piste. Focus is on slowing down and experiencing descents at a different pace. An opportunity to consciously practice skiing thanks to the new Yoga on Snow Project.

Anyone who loves orienteering listen up: between July and August, control points of an orienteering course are permanently marked in the Upper Engadin for optimum altitude training amidst the impressive high-Alpine mountain and lake landscape.

Yoga fans can now experience the Indian teachings directly on the piste: In four “quiet zones”, Yoga on Snow can be practiced independently or under expert guidance of the Suvretta Snowsports School.

Members of the skating club take to the ice to train with skating instructor Valentina.

Famous artists have found inspiration here, while some lesser-known lights have taken their work to new heights. So a walk through the galleries and museums of St. Moritz is a great way to see familiar sights through fresh eyes.

St. Moritz was birthplace of alpine winter sports (1864) and venue of two Olympic Winter Games. The Swiss paradise with golden tracks offers all kinds of spectacular cross-country pleasures: diverse unique landscapes, top of the range trails and your best bet for snow!

St. Moritz ranks amongst the world’s top holiday destinations. Steeped in tradition, it is the birthplace of winter tourism in the Alps (1864) and the venue of two Winter Olympic Games. St. Moritz came to prominence through its hot springs, which have been known for 3,000 years and have long helped establish the village as a summer spa. World-class leisure, culture, shopping, events, hospitality and gastronomy: the name St. Moritz promises – and delivers – much.

The Segantini Museum is perched on a small hill at the entrance to the village of St. Moritz. Architecturally, the building recalls a mausoleum - and inside the works of the Italian artist Giovanni Segantini are celebrated. Segantini in fact spent the last years of his life on the neighboring Schafberg and near Bergell.

Technical visit with a look behind the scenes of the mountain railways & cablecars.

The Olympic Bob Run St. Moritz-Celerina is the world's only natural ice bob run and also the oldest bob run still in operation.

Plenty of fun and action at this St. Moritz fun park

Thanks to their proud architecture, the Engadine houses with their mighty stonewalls and funnel-shaped windows are impressive at first glance. Their soul, however, lies in their artistic decorations, the Sgraffiti.

During summer 2010, the entire Berghotel Muottas Muragl was completely renovated. Particular focus was placed on the aspect of environmental-friendliness, giving rise to the first plus-energy hotel in the Alps. On request the hotel offers free guided tours for groups of at least five persons with a special focus on the new energy concept.

Even today, the Olympia Piste reminds one of the 1948 Olympic Winter Games in St. Moritz. Back then the Corviglia Chantarella downhill run placed extreme demands on skiers. Connoisseurs still regard the original route as an insider tip.

Guests at the Ovaverva Indoor Pool, Spa & Sports Centre in St. Moritz can choose from a wide range of services.

Winter sports enthusiasts are spoilt for choice in the Engadin region! So many places to go, slopes to enjoy and views to admire – you won’t want your time there to end. The solution? How about a snow safari? On this ski trip you will clock up an impressive 4,444 metres in altitude and more than 40km of slopes, while also taking in the best lookout points.

From the impressive glaciers of Engadin to the lovely palm trees of Lugano: The Palm Express invites visitors to a pleasantly diverse three-and-a-half-hour PostBus journey.

Enjoy the wonderful panorama from the comfort of your seat on this two-hour-train ride.

The journey is the reward: set against the stunning backdrop of the Engadin mountains, “Yoga on Snow” keeps guests moving and encourages a deeper understanding of the body.

The historic funicular railway takes you up to the top station at 2453 m above sea level, where you can enjoy an unforgettable view of the magnificent snow-covered, indescribably vast valley. While the last rays of the sun bathe the Engadin in a golden glow, you will be served traditional dishes of the region. At about 11 p.m., the last cable-car will take you back down to the sea of lights that is the village.

The Corviglia funicular and the Piz Nair cable car take you up to over 3000 metres in a short time. At the top of the Piz Nair, a panorama over the Engadine lake landscape and the peaks of the Albula Alps awaits you.

Schellen Ursli Path - a fairy tale hike.

Wedding trips and trips for special occasions in Engadin and Graubünden.

Over hill and dale with billy goats in the fascinating nature of the Upper Engadin. What could be more perfect than exploring nature and the Engadin with a flock of goats and learning lots of exciting facts about the people, the valley and the goats?

Discover the traditions on show in the Museum of Engadin in a state-of-the-art way: with an e-Guide available in seven languages.

Learn to ski in the place where the world's top ski athletes compete: on Corviglia above St. Moritz. Your first ski lesson is rewarded with a carriage ride to the slope and back.