Piz Corvatsch

Another mountain peak famous for hiking in Switzerland is Piz Corvatsch. The only thing around is nature, and the trek is full of pleasant surprises. The highest cable car station is 3,303 metres above sea level, and the peak itself is 3451 metres above sea level, providing astounding views of the lakes and glaciers of the Engadin valley. From atop you will get to enjoy the beautiful Lake Silvaplana and Lake Sils. The mountain is a part of a ski area in the winter and spring that is one of the highest in Switzerland and the Eastern Alps. To reach the base of the mountain you can simply hail a St. Moritz taxi from the city centre.

Piz Nair

Piz Nair is a mountain peak no hiker would want to miss when in St. Moritz for its breathtaking views and equally fun adventure. It's a soaring mountain peak that sits just above St. Moritz. Non-hikers too will enjoy this peak the most as it is accessible through cable cars. While moving atop, you will be delighted with the mesmerizing views of the entire St. Moritz from your cable car. After getting down, breathe in the snowy peak air and enjoy the view with enticing food and hot chocolate found at the restaurant. You have the option of riding back down or hiking to the middle station via a distinctive rocky environment and seeing Lej Alv, a stunning bright blue reservoir. Mountain bikers who meander down the challenging dirt tracks in this area are also popular.

The Leaning Tower

Like the Leaning tower of Pisa, St. Moritz also houses a leaning tower. It is a famous feature that dates back to the 12th century is the leaning tower. It belonged to the previous St. Mauritius Church, which was destroyed in 1893. It continues to be one of St. Moritz's most breathtaking vistas with 33 metres tall and 5.5 degrees of inclination. The tower is just beside Lake St. Moritz. The site is the most instagrammable amongst the others in St Moritz. because of its inclination. During winter, the place looks even more beautiful as the surroundings are covered in snow. Another special thing that attracts numerous tourists to this place is the view it gives at night. The tower is illuminated with beautiful lights! The view altogether is an unmatched experience.

St. Moritz Lake

Spend a beautiful evening beside the mystical lake St. Moritz. The lake looks like one in a fairyland with crystal-like waters beneath the beautiful sky, it almost looks unreal. You will see gorgeous pine forests moving up the mountain flanks. You can indulge yourself in various activities at the lake. Apart from the sailing school, there isn't any supervision for any activities hence, perform the activities at your own risk! Treat yourself to the delicious Swiss food at the restaurants found at the shore of the lake, good food and good views, what an evening this might be!

Milan

Milan is nearly 165 km away from St. Moritz, it is one of the most visited cities in Italy. Milan is a great place to visit since it has all the benefits of a big city but is relatively small, allowing visitors to easily walk to most of the city's attractions and museums. Duomo di Milano, Santa Maria Delle Grazie, Milan Cathedral, Monumental Cemetery, and a wide array of museums and art galleries are just a few of the city's most stunning landmarks. True royalty can be experienced in the hotels and restaurants set here serving equally enticing Italian food. A private taxi from St. Moritz, trains and buses from St. Moritz's railway terminal will cover the distance between Milan and St. Moritz in more or less 3.5 hours, depending upon the mode of transport you choose to travel in.

Como

Como is situated on the Italian-Swiss border and at a distance of 142 km from St. Moritz. The lengthy embankment, picturesque vistas; the tiny lanes surrounded with colourful buildings and unique architecture, representing the long history of the city; and the lovely landscape, reflected in the lake's surface and encircled by the Alps' foothills are the things that attract the lakhs of tourists that Como receives every year. San Fedele, Como Cathedral, Lake Como, Piazza Vittoria, an exciting market like Piazza Vittoria, Piazza Duomo and many other historical places and attractions in Como make it a must-visit city. It's super easy to travel from St. Moritz to Como with the number of transportation modes available in St. Moritz. Trains from the railway terminal and buses from there will help you reach Como while private taxis will take you to Como from anywhere in the town.

Zürich

Zürich is the largest city in Switzerland as well as the seat of the province. This commercial, intellectual, and industrial hub is situated in an Alpine landscape at the northwest extremity of Lake Zürich, approximately 40 miles (60 km) from the northern foothills of the Alps. It extends out among the two wooded hill chains. The Limmat and Sihl rivers both flow through the city. The Albis hills, which include the 2,850-foot [870-meter] Üetliberg, dubbed the "peak" of Zürich, with a magnificent perspective of the lake, mountains, and city, and the Zürichberg, a wooded, hilly area, define Zürich's western and northeastern boundaries. The city's area is 34 square miles (88 square km).