Autumn is the perfect season to explore culinary delights, picturesque nature experiences, and cultural treasures. Take a look at our list of 40 recommendations for ideas catering to every taste – from surprising restaurants to inspiring museums.
Crisp air, a brilliant blue sky, falling leaves, and larch needles glowing in golden hues. Autumn, in short, is our author’s favorite season.
Where do hotel employees spend their free time in and around St. Moritz? We asked some employees of the village's most famous and traditional establishments.
Ready for the mountain summer in St. Moritz? With these tips you can enjoy summer in St. Moritz in all its facets.
Discover where St. Moritz's hospitality workers go to let their hair down and relax after a day at the office.
When you can hear the birds chirping, see the first crocuses blooming, and feel the days getting longer with the sun casting its warmth, then it's clear: it's spring in St. Moritz. We've compiled a list of 35 things to enjoy during this mid-season.
Author Carmen Baumann has another favourite day besides Christmas and her birthday - Chalandamarz. On March 1st, winter is bid farewell and spring is welcomed with singing and ringing of bells.
In an artistic career spanning 60 years, the German artist Gerhard Richter has created a groundbreaking and diverse body of work. With the exhibition “Gerhard Richter: Engadin”, some of his artworks have returned to the valley.
Almost everyone is familiar with the St. Moritz posters from the early 20th century. However, 2000 posters were stored in Hugo Wetzel's basement and were displayed in the St. Moritz Design Gallery.
New Year’s Eve à la Gunter Sachs: First a party at Dracula, then a hot air balloon ride to Italy.
Looking for inspiration for your winter holiday in St. Moritz? Check out our 40 favorites, ranging from culture and nature to sports and culinary delights.
From the glorious Via Veneto in Rome and the stylish Via Alessandro Manzoni in Milan to the awe-inspiring Boulevard du Montparnasse in Paris (and the Via Serlas in St. Moritz), our author takes a stroll down some of Europe’s most iconic boulevards.
Ski fashion has come a long way over the years. From heavy wool fabrics and stirrup pants to high-tech materials.
Winter tourism was founded in St. Moritz in 1864. Now, the alpine metropolis is revving up its engines for the 159th winter season. A cinematic immersion into winter.
The world of art and culture in the Engadin is full of contrasts. A weekend visiting three of the most well-known museums in the region shows that contrasts do not have to be exclusive. Quite the opposite.
From mountaineering to ice skating with Giovanni Segantini and glacier hikes - Elizabeth Main’s photographic legacy shows the many facets of the English lady.
The restored, historic Hotel Grace La Margna above St. Moritz railway station shines in new splendour. A historical detail is hidden behind every corner. A treasure trail.
In July 1963, the heated swimming pool Carlton Kulm Sporting Club opened in St. Moritz. But despite its glorious early days, little is known about the subsequent activities of the Sporting Club.
The new St. Moritz champagne is produced by the renowned Leclerc Briant. Dan Roznov curated the project for St. Moritz and tells us why french fries go well with champagne and who still drinks champagne nowadays.
What happens when you colorize historical black-and-white images using artificial intelligence? The result can be seen in the new exhibition "The New Black & White" at the St. Moritz Design Gallery.
The transition between realism and reality in Alex Lambrechts new film is as fluid as the nature of the culture between Lake Como and St. Moritz.
An ode to a sport whose insignificance conceals great seriousness.
The book "In the Summer of 2009" stages around 50 design objects and interiors by the Italian designer and architect Matteo Thun. It shows a so far unpublished series of images by Swiss photographer Walter Pfeiffer.
Lara Colturi is the new prodigy in Alpine ski racing. At only 16, she brilliantly masters her balancing act between school and World Cup. We spoke with her in St. Moritz last December.
A love letter to the moment before all moments.
Last summer, fashion photographer Alex Lambrechts spent 72 hours in St. Moritz and left us some wonderful photographic souvenirs.
There is an extra dose of adrenaline awaiting you when you ride the legendary Cresta Run. At 140 km/h, Cresta riders thunder headlong down the ice channel, their noses just a few centimetres above the ice.
It is a tragic misconception when art is seen as elitist. In fact, the opposite is true, as is shown by public art.
This latest exhibition at the St. Moritz Design Gallery, in the Serletta car park, is dedicated to the history of bobsleigh sport and the world's only bobsleigh run on natural ice.
If one didn’t know what grand hotels are and what decadence means, it would be very easy and very wrong to describe a grand hotel as being something decadent.
About the uniqueness of Engadine light and how it shapes a distinctive look.
Aerial photograph taken by the legendary Swiss aviation pioneer Walter Mittelholzer in 1919.
Bally’s Creative Director Rhuigi Villaseñor fused Alpine sporting tradition with Western Americana for the “Bally Curling” capsule collection. The scene: St. Moritz.
This is the name of the latest calendar by photographer Peter Vann, who has once again come up with something special: his abstract art reflects the Engadine landscapes.
The municipality of St. Moritz and Serpentine are delighted to unveil a new large-scale graphic installation by American artist Barbara "Bobbie" Stauffacher Solomon (b. 1928, USA) on the shores of Lake St. Moritz.
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