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Browse through the photos of St. Moritz, and you will think it’s a fairy land, or a magical snow world. The luxury Swiss resort, with its snow-capped mountains, the dense alpine forests, and glistening frozen rivers during winters is an ideal destination for honeymooners.
St. Moritz is the capital of the Engadine Valley located in Graubünden (Grison), the biggest canton (state) in Switzerland. The stunning picturesque town has some best elegant hotels, some insanely costly, but offer breathtaking views – a perfect romantic setting for couples. And for those we-want-to-do-nothing days, lounge around in the hotels’ roof-deck seating and balconies and take in the scenery.
For couples who want to enjoy the snowy outdoors, there is a plethora of winter activities to choose from. And for those love birds who want to spend a quiet time admid nature, the captivating natural beauty of St. Moritz will make your honeymoon special.
Winter in Switzerland is from December to March, which gives you a chance to enjoy all the fun activities on snow and ice. You can ice-skate, play polo and take part in horseracing on the frozen Lake of St. Moritz. And, if you fancy doing something different and fun, join the night skiers’ gang and ski till 2 am on Fridays. Extreme fun guaranteed.
Did the packed wedding schedule tire you out completely? Relax with some gentle yoga stretches on snow. There are some fixed points on the mountain where you can perform yoga amid the snow and the alpines. This is sure therapy for the tired bodies and minds.
Board a train to explore Switzerland. See the snow-clad mountains and towering alpines slide by from the slow moving train. The relaxed journey allows you to view the panorama and the landmarks of the place --- ensuring you do not miss any of the breathtaking landscape.
Or, go on a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride around the town – on the frozen lake, the snow-carpeted valley and the swaying alpines. The magic is unforgettable. Want to be a little adventurous? Go tobogganing or sledding. You can choose from long and short slopes. Take a break from these strenuous sports and stroll down the roads. The beautiful architecture of buildings and the fancy stores are worth seeing.
Unwind after a long day of activity with jazz. The popular jazz club is just the place for you to immerse in music and wine.
Everything’s royal about this castle-like hotel. Soak in the sprawling expanse. The hotel can manage your outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing and hiking in the Engadin valley and St Moritz. On days you don’t want to step out, attend a cooking class or simply go on a tour to the wine cellar and taste some amazing wines.
The iconic heritage hotel provides all amenities for a luxurious stay. With the towering Alps behind, the hotel’s architecture stands out in its glory and splendour. You can easily go on a trail or a hike as the paths from the hotel lead directly to the mountains and the forests.
It boasts of the best view of Lake St. Moritz. Located 1,856 metres above sea level, the Kulm Hotel St. Moritz will indulge you in luxury and nature. Its known for its popular jazz festival. It offers spa and jazz in the mountains for a more romantic honeymoon.
Open only during the winter season every year, the Carlton Hotel St. Moritz gives you a stunning view of the mountains and the lake. Couples can have a memorable time together by trying all activities the luxury hotel organises. Private cooking courses with Michelin-starred chefs, a train journey across Switzerland on the Glacier Express, helicopter rides, night skiing, bob sledding and more.
You can opt for a helicopter ride from a major international airport nearby. Take a train if you want a leisurely ride through the lovely Alpine passes. Board the Glacier Express or the Bernina Express and experience the smooth UNESCO World Heritage railway line. St. Moritz is well connected by road and you can easily travel by bus or car from northern Switzerland, Ticino, Italy and Austria. It’s a three-hour drive from Zurich or Milan and four hours from Munich.
