Walking Tours in St. Moritz

Explore the Alpine Charm of this Swiss Resort Town

St. Moritz is a paradise for walkers, with its picturesque streets, serene lakeshores, and majestic mountain landscapes. Whether you’re interested in history, architecture, or simply taking in the breathtaking views, our walking tours offer a unique and enjoyable way to experience this stunning resort town.

Must-see Locations

• Olympia Bob Run: Walk alongside the famous ice track used for bobsleigh competitions during the Winter Olympics.
• Segantini Museum: Visit the charming museum dedicated to the life and works of Swiss artist Giovanni Segantini, located in a beautifully restored 18th-century building.
• Lake St. Moritz: Take a leisurely stroll along the lake’s shoreline, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

Tips for Walking Tours

• Wear comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots, as you’ll be exploring uneven terrain and possibly snow-covered paths during winter months.
• Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun and mountain glare.
• Take breaks at cafes and restaurants to refuel with local cuisine and enjoy the views.
• Be mindful of opening hours and potential closures for museums and attractions.

Seasonal Information

• Summer (June-September): Enjoy warmer weather and longer days, perfect for exploring St. Moritz’s scenic trails and lakeshores.
• Winter (December-March): Experience the magic of a snow-covered St. Moritz, with opportunities to see bobsleigh competitions and enjoy winter sports.

Getting Around

• Walking: The best way to explore St. Moritz is on foot, allowing you to take in the sights and sounds at your own pace.
• Public Transportation: Use the convenient bus network or taxis to get around town if needed.
• Car Rentals: Rent a car for day trips to nearby towns and villages.

Language

• German: The official language of Switzerland, spoken by many locals.
• Italian: Also widely spoken in St. Moritz, particularly among hotel staff and tourist services.
• English: Widely understood and spoken among tourists and service providers.