A cosy and rustic farmhouse style restaurant, a wonderful place to fuel up after a long day skiing. I i's one of the most famous restaurants in St. Moritz so you absolutely must go.
The iconic Hauser & Wirth of course has a gallery in Saint Moritz and it is not to be missed. Check out their website or instagram for their dynamic program of art exhibitions and events.
You may have been privy to the Moncler Grenoble FW24, the first of its runway shows to be hosted on the rolling mountains of St. Moritz. If one word was to sum it up: magical. If you did happen to have missed it, don't fret for you can pop in to this flagship store to recreate the looks, and dress as luxuriously as the models were whilst strutting down the snow-covered runway.
An artisanal butcher with organic and locally sourced meat. Take a seat on a sheepskin stool in the cafe next door and enjoy a delicious Engadine beef carpaccio or Bündnerfleisch with truffle oil for lunch.
Far from what was once Europe's first indoor tennis hall, La Coupole is the Japanese Peruvian restaurant that has had people's heads turning. Nobuyuki Matsuhisa never fails to outstand: from the yellowtail sashimi to the Kagoshima wagyu tacos with onion soy sauce, the food is just remarkable.