St. Moritz

St. Moritz is well connected by public transport from Zurich, Chur and other parts of Switzerland. The journey itself is part of the experience, with scenic railway routes leading through the spectacular landscapes of the Swiss Alps and the Engadin.

Visitors can reach St. Moritz by the Rhaetian Railway from Chur, travelling across the UNESCO-listed Albula railway line, or arrive from Tirano in Italy via the Bernina line. Regular connections also link St. Moritz with nearby destinations throughout the Engadin.

By car, St. Moritz can be reached via the Julier Pass, while other Alpine routes provide access depending on the season and road conditions. With its scenic railway connections and mountain roads, getting to St. Moritz is part of discovering the spectacular landscape of the Engadin.

St. Moritz can be reached by car from Zurich, Chur and other parts of Switzerland via a network of scenic Alpine roads. The journey through the mountains is part of the experience, with routes leading into the Engadin from several directions.

Visitors travelling by car can reach St. Moritz via the Julier Pass or from the south via the Bernina Pass. Parking is available in and around the town, with several car parks within walking distance of the centre and Lake St. Moritz.

During busy periods, especially in winter, summer and on weekends, parking in St. Moritz can become limited. Arriving earlier in the day and using public transport for excursions into the surrounding Engadin is often convenient.

St. Moritz is well connected by public transport from Zurich, Chur and other parts of Switzerland. The journey by train is one of the most scenic ways to reach the Engadin, with spectacular Alpine landscapes along the way.

Visitors can travel to St. Moritz by the Rhaetian Railway from Chur, crossing the UNESCO-listed Albula railway line, or arrive from Tirano in Italy via the Bernina line. Regular trains and buses also connect St. Moritz with destinations throughout the Engadin.

Public transport is a convenient way to explore St. Moritz and the surrounding region without a car, especially during busy periods. From the town, mountain railways and local buses provide easy access to many of the area’s peaks, lakes and hiking areas.

St. Moritz can be combined with a scenic journey through the Engadin, making the route to the destination part of the experience. The surrounding mountains, lakes and historic railway lines offer plenty of opportunities to explore the region along the way.

Visitors can combine a stay in St. Moritz with a journey on the Bernina Railway, explore the shores of Lake St. Moritz and Lake Silvaplana, or continue into the surrounding Engadin valleys. Mountain railways and cable cars provide access to viewpoints and peaks above the valley.

Combining scenic railway journeys, mountain experiences and the lakes of the Engadin is a great way to discover the region beyond St. Moritz itself and experience the distinctive Alpine landscape from different perspectives.

St. Moritz offers easy access to the surrounding mountains with mountain railways, funiculars and aerial cable cars.

Visitors can travel from St. Moritz up to Corviglia and Piz Nair, where panoramic views open across the Engadin and its surrounding peaks. Other mountain lifts provide access to destinations such as Corvatsch and Muottas Muragl.

These mountain transport connections make it easy to combine hiking, sightseeing, skiing and panoramic Alpine experiences without a long ascent on foot, while also providing convenient access to some of the most scenic viewpoints around St. Moritz.

St. Moritz offers several parking options in and around the town, with car parks located within easy reach of the town centre, Lake St. Moritz and the main mountain transport stations.

During busy periods, especially in winter, summer and on weekends, parking spaces can fill up quickly. Arriving early is recommended, particularly when planning a day in the mountains.

If you are using St. Moritz as a base for exploring the Engadin, check the available parking options before arrival and consider using public transport for excursions to nearby destinations.