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ST. MORITZ BECOMES AN OPEN-AIR SPA
When the sun regains its strength after the long winter, the Maloja wind takes its first breaths and the meadows and forests turn green once more. St. Moritz turns into the most beautiful open-air spa in Switzerland.
When the sun regains its strength after the long winter, the Maloja wind takes its first breaths and the meadows and forests turn green once more. St. Moritz turns into the most beautiful open-air spa in Switzerland.
At this time of year, for once, it isn't the many celebrities strolling the quaint cobbled streets of this exclusive holiday destination who take centre stage. Nature is the real VIP. Countless wellness treatments and activities invite visitors and locals to relax and get active in equal measure.
An absolute must for all spa guests in St. Moritz is a bath in the local healing spring water. The Alpine village has been renowned for its mineral water for centuries and respected naturopaths such as Paracelsus have been praising its healing properties since the 1500s.
St. Moritz's exquisite 'champagne climate' and more than 320 days of sunshine every year ensure that summer is full of an exciting array of unforgettable experiences. And of course, the most luxurious open-air spa in Engadin is surrounded by the breathtaking backdrop of the Swiss Alps, as far as the eye can see.
