The St. Moritz City Guides answer what every trip to the Engadine raises: where to eat capuns and Nusstorte without paying for the famous name, which lift is worth the fare on a clear morning, how to reach the Morteratsch glacier or the car-free Val Roseg by train and on foot, and which grand hotel bar deserves one well-dressed drink. Each guide is a short, honest list that tells you why a place earns its spot, what to order or look at and one practical tip, and it opens in your browser the moment you have paid.
About the St. Moritz City Guides
- 81 places
- 4 guides
- 6 languages
- Works offline
- Print or PDF
- Instant access
- Free updates
The four St. Moritz guides
Food guide
18 places
Grisons cooking in old village houses, lunch in huts and glacier restaurants at the top of the lifts, inns in car-free side valleys, then cakes, coffee and cheese.
Things to do guide
23 places
Segantini and Nietzsche, summits reached by funicular and cable car, glacier walks, lake paths and the ice-sport history of the town.
Nightlife guide
20 places
Grand hotel bars for one dressed-up drink, the pubs and clubs where the valley really goes out, quiet evenings in Pontresina and Sils, sunset spots and late food.
Day trips guide
20 places
Lifts worth paying for, lake and glacier walks, village museums and mineral baths, and the Bernina and Albula railways towards Italy and Chur.
Why an interactive guide beats a list
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Works offline
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Three places from the guides
Albergo Ristorante Alp Grüm
Alp Grüm station, Bernina line
No road leads here, only the train and the footpath, and the dining room hangs above the Palü glacier and its lake. The kitchen already belongs to Italian-speaking Valposchiavo: order the pizzoccheri, buckwheat pasta with cabbage and cheese, or the dish of the day. From the food guide.
Morteratsch Gletscherzunge
From Morteratsch station, Bernina line
A level walk of about 3 km from the platform to the end of the ice. Markers beside the path show where the glacier reached in each year since the 1870s, and the distance between them says more about a warming climate than any exhibition. It costs nothing. From the things to do guide.
Pitschna Scena
Hotel Saratz, Pontresina, 8 min by train
The Romansh name means little stage, and in season there is often music to match. This is where Pontresina spends its evenings: order capuns, the local dumplings wrapped in chard, right at the bar. From the nightlife guide.
Plan your days in St. Moritz
Day one: walk the path around Lake St. Moritz, give an hour to Segantini’s Alpine Triptych at his museum, then ride the funicular up Muottas Muragl and follow the panorama path to the Segantinihütte, facing the Bernina glaciers. Finish with après-ski at the Schweizerhof or a beer at Bobby’s Pub. Day two: take the regional train up the Bernina line, walk from Morteratsch station to the glacier snout, carry on to Alp Grüm for pizzoccheri above the Palü glacier and come back for dinner and music in Pontresina. For a rainy or slow day, take the bus to Sils Maria for the Nietzsche-Haus and the Chastè peninsula, then tea at Waldhaus Sils, or ride down the valley to the mineral baths in Scuol.
Questions about the St. Moritz guides
What do the St. Moritz City Guides include?
Four guides covering 81 places: food, things to do, nightlife, and mountains and day trips. Every entry tells you why it is worth going, where it is, notes on opening and one tip you can actually use.
How do I get the guides after paying?
The links appear on your order confirmation page and in the email that follows. They open in the browser of any phone, tablet or laptop, with no app to install and no account to set up.
Can I use the St. Moritz guides without internet?
Yes. Open each guide once while you are online and it keeps working offline afterwards, ticks and notes included. Sending a place to maps needs mobile data.
Which languages are the St. Moritz guides available in?
The guides open in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Chinese. You can switch the language inside the guide at any time.
How much do the St. Moritz guides cost?
One guide is CHF 4.49, two are CHF 7.99 and the full set of four is CHF 14.49.
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