How to get to St. Moritz
Many ways lead to the Engadin in Switzerland.
High up in the Swiss mountains is a valley of lakes, mountains and light. A world where minor and major miracles of nature have created a heavenly backdrop for sports and leisure. And it is in this inspiring high-lying valley that St. Moritz is located.
With its helical tunnels and vertigo-inducing viaducts the journey on board the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) from Chur – Tiefencastel – Engadin is among the most picturesque in Europe – and a railway enthusiast’s delight! Another option for travelling to the Engadin by rail is from Landquart via Klosters – Vereina Tunnel.
Travelling to the Engadin by car is easy and convenient from anywhere in Switzerland, Italy, Germany and Austria. Examples of distances and travelling times:
Zurich - St. Moritz: 200 km, 3 hours
Milan - St. Moritz: 175 km, 3 hours
Munich - St. Moritz: 300 km, 4 hours
Basel - St. Moritz: 250 km, 4 hours
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Friedrichshafen Airport Shuttle
Friedrichshafen operates a convenient shuttle service between Friedrichshafen and St. Moritz (mini-bus to Klosters, then Rhaetian Railway from Klosters). The shuttle runs daily, approx. 30 minutes after the arrival of each RyanAir flight from London Stansted. For more information and reservations see Graubünden Express.
Engadin Airport
Engadin Airport operates flights to the international airports in Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Milan and Munich. There are also air taxi links with many other national and international destinations.
Fly Rail Baggage
Your baggage can be sent from any airport via Zurich or Geneva Airport to the railway station of your choice in the Engadin. It means you can then travel in comfort to the Engadin and your baggage is automatically transported to your destination.
For your return journey from the Engadin you can have your baggage expedited to the airport for a fee of CHF 20 per item. Then simply collect your baggage from the airport SBB counter before departure (Airport Baggage Service). Travellers from abroad should make enquiries in their countries of origin to find out the best offers for baggage transport to other countries.