Things to do in Saint Moritz

In early summer, strolling along the shore of Lake St. Moritz, the feeling is "beautiful" and "cool". On the south side of the lake is the main city of St. Moritz built on the hillside. Take the sightseeing elevator in the center of the city and walk along the trail to the viewing platform by the lake. On the other side of the lake, there is snow on the top of the mountain and green jungle on the hillside, reflecting the blue sky and the blue lake. The tranquility and beauty are unforgettable. On the east bank of the lake, there is a large shallow stone beach. A little girl with yellow hair who was playing in the water with a puppy warmly invited me to play in the water. I took off my shoes and socks, rolled up my trouser legs, and stepped on the water and played in the waves in the lake water of about 8℃. It was so cool and refreshing that it was unforgettable.

As one of the world's top five ski resorts, St. Moritz Ski Resort has 350 kilometers of ski slopes and several new facilities. Its Corviglia Mountain has the most precipitous starting peak in Switzerland, and the steep slope of Ner Mountain is nearly 100% inclination, which is dizzying. Sliding down from the top of the 3,000-meter mountain on a skateboard, every skier can become a free-flying bird, and have fun in the snow under the sunshine.

The scenery here is beautiful. The taste is unique, the scenery is beautiful, and the environment is elegant. It gives people a sense of elegance, satisfaction and accomplishment. Give a thumbs up, and hope everyone can come here to play

Swiss National Park is Switzerland's only national park and one of the oldest parks in the Alps. It enjoys a good reputation among visitors, with an overall rating of 4.8. Here are some common reviews: - Advantages: - Stunning Natural Scenery: The park boasts diverse natural landscapes including snow-capped mountains, glaciers, lakes, and forests, creating a picturesque scene. It is also Switzerland's largest nature reserve, home to 650 plant species, 30 mammal species, and over 100 bird species. Visitors have the opportunity to spot wild goats, antelopes, and marmots. - Excellent Hiking Experience: The park offers 80 kilometers of hiking trails of varying difficulty levels, clearly marked to cater to hikers of different fitness levels and interests. - Convenient Facilities: Although there is only one road allowing cars and sightseeing vehicles within the park, there are nine designated parking lots. Various information, documents, and exhibits are available in the park huts in Zernez, facilitating visitor understanding of the park. - Disadvantages: - Strict restrictions on visits: Due to strict conservation regulations, visitors' activities are confined to specific trails, limiting their freedom to explore the park. This may leave some independent travelers feeling less satisfied. - Relatively basic facilities: There is only one hotel and restaurant within the park, offering limited accommodation and dining options that may not meet the needs of all visitors. - Inconvenient transportation: Located in the mountainous region of Graubünden, the park is far from major cities, making transportation somewhat difficult. For visitors without a car, reaching the park may require considerable time and effort.

Have been multiple times, it's worth returning once in a while. Stunning cathedral and view