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.
A restaurant that is everything but boring; mixing together craft cocktails, delicious dining, and lively nightlife, you have got to visit King's. The ambiance is amazing and makes you want to stay all night.
In the heart of Saint Moritz, the legendary Badrutt's Palace reigns supreme, a beacon of sophistication and Alpine allure. This Swiss gem effortlessly marries classic elegance with contemporary flair, offering discerning travelers an unparalleled retreat. Steeped in history, the iconic hotel boasts meticulously designed rooms and suites, each a sanctuary of luxury and comfort. Dining at Badrutt's Palace is a culinary journey, where Michelin-starred restaurants showcase the region's finest ingredients. With panoramic views of Lake St. Moritz and the surrounding mountains, this regal establishment invites guests to immerse themselves in the essence of Swiss hospitality, promising an indulgent escape amid the pristine beauty of the Engadin Valley.
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.
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.