Badrutt's Palace

Step outside Badrutt’s Palace and onto Via Serlas, one of the world’s most celebrated luxury shopping streets. This experience centres on a leisurely walk along a promenade where renowned fashion houses and jewellers line the street in refined succession. Set at high altitude, Via Serlas combines alpine surroundings with international luxury, creating a setting that feels distinctive rather than hurried.

Browsing here is as much about observing design, craftsmanship and atmosphere as it is about shopping itself. Moving at your own pace allows time to take in storefronts, details and views, making the walk an elegant pause within St. Moritz’s winter.

Strap on cross-country skis and set out into the Engadin’s extensive network of trails — more than 230 kilometres of beautifully groomed routes that thread through snowy forests and open valleys. This experience suits both newcomers and seasoned skiers, offering a way to connect with the landscape at a steady pace.

Moving across gentle terrain lets you observe the region’s winter environment without the rush of downhill runs, turning each glide into a quiet interaction with snow, light and altitude. It’s a thoughtful way to explore the winter wilderness beyond the pistes.

Step away from the pistes and explore the Engadin landscape on a guided snowshoe hike through quiet winter terrain. This experience follows forest trails and open slopes blanketed in snow, where movement is slow and the surroundings take centre stage. Snowshoes allow easy access across soft ground, making the walk suitable for a range of abilities while still feeling immersive.

As you move through the landscape, pauses invite observation of alpine scenery shaped by light, altitude and silence. Snowshoe hiking offers a calm counterpoint to downhill skiing, revealing a softer, more intimate side of St. Moritz’s winter environment.