Leaning Tower
Pisa in Italy does not hold the monopoly on leaning towers. St
Moritz's iconic and Romanesque leaning tower is all that remains of
the twelfth century Church of St. Mauritius which was demolished in
1890, and lists at a drunken angle of 5.5 degrees from the
perpendicular.
Via Serlas
At the heart of the town, Via Serlas is one of the world's most
exclusive shopping streets featuring outlets from the best known
fashion houses, retail stores, winter sports outfitters and the
largest Swiss chocolatiers emporium in St Moritz.
Engadine Museum
This superb museum recreates the interiors of typical houses of
the Engadine Valley throughout history and features exhibits
including traditional clothing, utensils, tools and furniture as
well as artefacts from the Neotlithic, Bronze and Roman ages
unearthed during archaeological excavations of the valley.
Cresta Run
The legendary Cresta Run, a skeleton toboggan racing course hewn
from ice and covering a distance of 1,214 metres, was first
constructed in 1884 and is rebuilt from scratch every year.
Spectacular races and practice runs take place daily from the end
of December until March.