St. Moritz – Engadine Valley, Switzerland
St. Moritz lies in the Engadine Valley in southeastern Switzerland, surrounded by the high peaks of the Bernina Range in the eastern Alps. The town developed into one of the world’s most famous alpine resort destinations during the 19th century.
Set beside the frozen waters of Lake St. Moritz, the town is known for its elegant hotels, winter sports traditions, and spectacular mountain scenery. Snow-covered peaks rise above the valley, creating one of the most iconic winter landscapes in the Alps.
St. Moritz has hosted the Winter Olympic Games twice and remains one of Switzerland’s most renowned alpine resorts.
