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Building on this timeless allure, St. Moritz Tourismus AG shapes the pulse of this destination with dynamism, innovation and a deep commitment to sustainability. Rooted in heritage yet driven by bold ideas, it redefines St. Moritz as a way of life where alpine tradition meets modern luxury. With courage, creativity and a pioneering spirit, the team sparks unforgettable moments, curates world-class events, cultural highlights and collaborates with regional and national partners — crafting an experience where excellence, quality of life and a sustainable future converge.
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This winter, St. Moritz awakens with fresh momentum, unveiling new openings, curated events and innovative concepts. Its highlights revolve around three pillars — Sports & Wellbeing, Lifestyle & Culinary and Culture — revealing the destination’s full breadth: from exhilarating alpine adventures and contemporary dining to cultural excellence, crafting a seasonal rhythm that delights, inspires and lingers in memory. Here’s how to shape your winter calendar and make the season your own:
Sports & Wellbeing: St. Moritz invites you to a world where alpine tradition, adrenaline and wellbeing converge. On the iconic Olympia Bob Run St. Moritz–Celerina, one can glide through the legendary ice channel while children explore the thrill of winter sports safely with Bob Run Skating Kids, blending heritage with playful adventure. Celebrating a century of excellence, the Suvretta Sports School continues to shape the Engadin with skiing, snowboarding, biking and summer pursuits, fusing tradition with innovation. For moments of calm and renewal, the new Suvretta House Spa offers expansive treatments framed by soaring alpine vistas, while the Image Regenerative Clinic pioneers longevity, prevention and aesthetic medicine, reaffirming St. Moritz as a sanctuary of regeneration. For the daring, ice bathing returns to the frozen lake — a revitalising ritual uniting sport, wellbeing and alpine heritage. From exhilarating runs to restorative retreats, St. Moritz choreographs a winter rhythm where energy, culture and rejuvenation meet, inviting every visitor to experience the season not just as a holiday, but as an artful immersion in alpine life.
Sports & Wellbeing: St. Moritz invites you to a world where alpine tradition, adrenaline and wellbeing converge. On the iconic Olympia Bob Run St. Moritz–Celerina, one can glide through the legendary ice channel while children explore the thrill of winter sports safely with Bob Run Skating Kids, blending heritage with playful adventure. Celebrating a century of excellence, the Suvretta Sports School continues to shape the Engadin with skiing, snowboarding, biking and summer pursuits, fusing tradition with innovation. For moments of calm and renewal, the new Suvretta House Spa offers expansive treatments framed by soaring alpine vistas, while the Image Regenerative Clinic pioneers longevity, prevention and aesthetic medicine, reaffirming St. Moritz as a sanctuary of regeneration. For the daring, ice bathing returns to the frozen lake — a revitalising ritual uniting sport, wellbeing and alpine heritage. From exhilarating runs to restorative retreats, St. Moritz choreographs a winter rhythm where energy, culture and rejuvenation meet, inviting every visitor to experience the season not just as a holiday, but as an artful immersion in alpine life.
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Lifestyle & Culinary: St. Moritz reveals its lifestyle and culinary scene as a refined expression of alpine elegance, social energy and creative momentum. At its heart, the frozen Lake St. Moritz once again becomes an open-air stage — animated by ice bathing, skating, pop-ups and a central guest relations point — while its legendary spectacles, Snow Polo St. Moritz, The ICE and the three White Turf race weekends, continue to shape the destination’s international identity. February introduces a contemporary note with St. Moritz Cocktail Week (13–16 February 2025), as leading international mixologists take over more than 20 curated venues, celebrating modern cocktail culture through quality spirits, responsible enjoyment and regional collaboration. New openings reinforce this forward rhythm: Villa Beaulieu debuts as a creative meeting place for gastronomy, culture and exchange, while Hotel Laudinella reopens with new restaurant concepts, serviced apartments and a rooftop spa framed by sweeping alpine views. Chalet Salastrains adds a charming interim chapter, welcoming one to a temporary alpine chalet that preserves warmth, familiarity and tradition during renovation.
Across, culinary excellence unfolds through a dynamic constellation of collaborations and concepts. At Badrutt’s Palace Hotel, Boragó arrives from 18 February to 1 March, as chef Rodolfo Guzmán presents a nature-driven tasting menu inspired by Patagonia, while Bar Leone (12–22 February) brings Italian dolce vita at Paradiso Music Deck by day to the Polo Bar by night. At the Carlton Hotel, Da Vittorio St. Moritz reveals a refreshed interior by Carlo Rampazzi, enhancing its two-Michelin-star Italian fine dining. La Baracca St. Moritz reopened on 26 December as a lively social hub, while the Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski introduces Neora, the Engadin’s first modern Greek restaurant, alongside Crazy Pizza’s high-energy dining. Terra Haōma welcomes Green Star–awarded chef Deepanker Khosla’s Neo-Indian cuisine, Samigo Fuel 7500 returns with the Japanese-Peruvian La Muña and new arrivals include OOKI Ramen Bar and Ya Mama by Moses Ceylan. Art and design complete the season — from Pietro Terzini at Grace La Margna to Carsten Höller at Kulm Hotel — while Maison Mytheresa transforms Via Serlas into an immersive lifestyle space until 6 April.
Across, culinary excellence unfolds through a dynamic constellation of collaborations and concepts. At Badrutt’s Palace Hotel, Boragó arrives from 18 February to 1 March, as chef Rodolfo Guzmán presents a nature-driven tasting menu inspired by Patagonia, while Bar Leone (12–22 February) brings Italian dolce vita at Paradiso Music Deck by day to the Polo Bar by night. At the Carlton Hotel, Da Vittorio St. Moritz reveals a refreshed interior by Carlo Rampazzi, enhancing its two-Michelin-star Italian fine dining. La Baracca St. Moritz reopened on 26 December as a lively social hub, while the Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski introduces Neora, the Engadin’s first modern Greek restaurant, alongside Crazy Pizza’s high-energy dining. Terra Haōma welcomes Green Star–awarded chef Deepanker Khosla’s Neo-Indian cuisine, Samigo Fuel 7500 returns with the Japanese-Peruvian La Muña and new arrivals include OOKI Ramen Bar and Ya Mama by Moses Ceylan. Art and design complete the season — from Pietro Terzini at Grace La Margna to Carsten Höller at Kulm Hotel — while Maison Mytheresa transforms Via Serlas into an immersive lifestyle space until 6 April.
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Culture: St. Moritz’s winter season unfolds as a refined cultural constellation, where art, design and music engage in quiet dialogue with the alpine landscape. From 12 to 15 February 2026, the winter edition of NOMAD Circle returns for its ninth Swiss chapter at the newly renovated Villa Beaulieu, convening international galleries, curators and collectors around architecture, nature and design, a conversation that continues with MAZE Art St. Moritz from 26 February to 1 March 2026 at Hotel Reine Victoria, uniting modern and contemporary art, collectible design and visual culture while remaining rooted in the Engadin’s identity. Galleries set the rhythm of the season: Galerie von Opel, with Galerie Andrea Caratsch, presents Allegro by Rolf Sachs from 20 December 2025 to 14 March 2026, vernissage 29 December (6–8 pm), unveiling new works, sculptural objects and signature furniture shaped by his dynamic, multidisciplinary practice, while Hauser & Wirth St. Moritz presents Alberto Giacometti: Faces and Landscapes of Home from 13 December 2025 to 28 March 2026, curated by Tobia Bezzola, pairing intimate portraits of the artist’s closest circle with the alpine landscapes of Bergell. Completing the season, the Engadin Festival – Piano Days unfolds from December 2025 to March 2026, with monthly performances by leading international pianists at Suvretta House and Hotel Laudinella, offering classical culture in its most distilled, intimate form.
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Stay: Grace La Margna St. Moritz rises as a year-round sanctuary where St. Moritz’s glamorous past meets modern cosmopolitan elegance. This early 20th-century Art Nouveau landmark, reimagined by London’s Divercity Architects, offers sweeping views over Lake St. Moritz, blending history and contemporary luxury. Every corner invites immersion in the Engadin’s spirit, welcoming cosmopolitans and locals alike to dwell, connect and savor a refined lifestyle at the heart of the Alps’ most iconic winter destination.
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At the heart of the hotel, 74 rooms and suites unfold across two distinct wings, each a dialogue between history and modernity. The historic La Margna Wing, restored with Art Nouveau elegance, evokes the birth of winter tourism, its 47 suites and rooms opening to panoramic vistas of Lake St. Moritz and the surrounding mountains, balconies inviting the vast Engadin expanse. The contemporary Grace Wing, with 27 configurable suites and loggias framing addictive alpine views, culminates in the top-floor Grace Penthouse, where a private roof terrace and Jacuzzi transform indulgence into poetry, uniting luxury, comfort, and the sublime grandeur of the Alps.
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Beyond the rooms, Grace La Margna offers 365 days of culinary discovery, where lounges, restaurants and the signature bar transform fine dining, pop-ups and diverse flavors into an art of indulgence:
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N/5 – The Bar, led by Bar Manager Mirco Giumelli and his energetic team, pulses with life, where expertly crafted cocktails flow, conversations linger and laughter weaves the fabric of unforgettable evenings. A vibrant gathering place, it is both the hotel’s soul and the ultimate setting to meet, celebrate or simply savor the moment. Just steps away, The View, under Executive Chef Andrea Bonini, transforms Mediterranean cuisine into an immersive journey, where sharing is joy and some dishes are finished tableside, turning dining into theater. Each creation delights with bold flavors and refined textures, complemented by a curated wine list balancing local treasures with celebrated international labels. Here, gastronomy transcends the plate, inviting one to linger over drinks, memorable meals and the sensory poetry of a place where every detail — from atmosphere to taste — is designed to create lasting memories in the heart of St. Moritz.
Photography by Grace La Margna St. Moritz
The culinary heartbeat of St. Moritz continues to thrum at Grace La Margna, where Beefbar ignites the senses with top-tier meats, crafted cocktails and a stylish, convivial atmosphere, making it the city’s hottest gathering spot. While, Stüvetta Moritz embodies alpine warmth and tradition, where signature Swiss fondue, artisanal accompaniments, rösti, Zürcher Geschnetzeltes, and hearty alpine soups celebrate local heritage with refined precision. Attentive service and a curated wine list elevate every meal, turning dining into ritual. Whether for intimate evenings or festive gatherings, these spaces offer more than cuisine — they offer experiences, a choreography of flavors, atmosphere and memory. Together, they capture the duality of St. Moritz: bold, modern energy harmonizing with alpine soul, where every bite, sip and moment is a story, a celebration and an invitation to linger, connect and savor the rhythm of life in the Swiss Alps.
Photography by Grace La Margna St. Moritz
Nestled within the hotel’s serene heart, the spa spans 700 square metres of avant-garde design and alpine tranquility, where every detail invites pause and renewal. Two saunas, a steam bath, private treatment rooms, a dedicated spa suite and a luminous spa lounge offering nourishing drinks and bites transform wellness into ritual. Here, body and mind harmonize with the Engadin landscape, creating a sanctuary where indulgence meets mindfulness and the #SelfTreat ethos comes vividly to life.
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Beyond relaxation, Grace La Margna awakens energy and curiosity. Young guests explore imagination at the 120-square-metre Kids Club, while adults find focus in a state-of-the-art fitness area. Ski lockers, ski maintenance services and curated winter activities ensure seamless alpine adventure, while hiking, biking, cross-country skiing or or Alpine skiing invite seasonal discovery. True to their philosophy, every moment in St. Moritz becomes a personal journey — where wellness, vitality and the mountains’ majesty converge into one unforgettable, living experience…
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