St. Moritz: luxury, style, sports & culture in the Engadin Valley.

St. Moritz isn’t just for skiers and spa-lovers – it’s also a runner’s paradise. Whether it’s a gentle jog at sunrise or something with a bit more altitude, here are five gorgeous summer routes, all starting from or easily reachable from Badrutt’s Palace and open in the warmer months.

A Place of Tradition Moving with Time - There are hotels, and then there are institutions. Perched above Lake St. Moritz, Badrutt’s Palace belongs firmly to the latter. It’s a place where history is not preserved behind glass, but continues to be lived, day after day.

The story of the Glacier Express dates back to the golden 1920s, when affluent tourists from around the globe began discovering the magic of the Swiss mountains.

The long-distance hiking trail Via Engiadina is a winter dream. Our author surrendered herself to the whiteness of the Rhaetian Alps and lost sight of everyday life.

Paolo Rota holds one of the most unusual roles in European fine dining. For just a few months each year, he runs the two-Michelin-starred Da Vittorio restaurant in St. Moritz. The rest of the time, he devotes himself to what may be the world’s most famous pasta dish – Paccheri alla Vittorio – and his enduring passion for it.

Tucked into the heart of St. Moritz, Super Mountain Market feels like an unexpected discovery—a minimalist concept store filled with design objects, alpine craftmanship and quietly innovative ideas.

A Conversation at Suvretta House High above St. Moritz, nestled in a forest of Swiss stone pines, Suvretta House offers more than luxury – it offers stillness. General Managers Peter and Esther Egli reflect on what has made their hotel a sanctuary for generations, how guest expectations are evolving, and why the timeless charm of the Engadine is more relevant than ever.