쉬운 레지 다 산 무레잔 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

A winter dream 😍

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Baking has been taking place here since 1894. Pure tradition

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Worth seeing town hall, which fits well into the cityscape

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Great view from the city of the lake and mountains

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The lake and mountains are absolutely worth seeing. The city is actually worth seeing too, but it's all too out-there for me.

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Observation platform for tourists, located near St. Moritz train station, with beautiful views over Lake St. Moritz.

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A flat hiking trail (partly asphalt, partly dirt road) leads around the lake. Biking is prohibited on the southeastern shore.

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Observation platform for tourists.

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Similar to the situation between the Inn and the Flaz, the river is also called the Danube after the confluence, although at the confluence the Inn carried more water than the Danube.

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The original building was acquired by Fritz Hanselmann around 1894 and redesigned in its current form around 1910 with Nicolaus Hartmann Jr. The richly decorated façade, which is more reminiscent of Engadin furniture carving than the classic sgraffito technique (according to Ivano Rampa's assessment), was created by Emil Weber, a brother of Mili Weber. For over a hundred years, St. Moritz guests, from those serving in the two World Wars to celebrities from film, culture, business, and politics, have been coming and going to the confectionery and tea room. Today, the Mutschler-Hanselmann family, now in its fourth generation, treats them to numerous homemade specialties. Source: https://opendoors-engadin.org/orte/confiserie-hanselmann-st-moritz-2024/

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More than 115 years of tradition as a café and bakery—there's a sense of satisfaction and pride in the fact that such a business can be said of it. Fritz Hanselmann and his wife Theresia, née Müller, are the founders of the company. Both came from southern Germany: Fritz Hanselmann from Crailsheim, and Mrs. Theresia from Langenargen on Lake Constance. They were, as we would call them today, guest workers: Fritz Hanselmann was head baker at the Kulm Hotel, and Mrs. Theresia worked in a private home in Chur. After their marriage, they opened their own bakery in what is now Haus Elvezia. At the request of her guests, mostly English, Theresia Hanselmann entertained them in her private apartment with the family's tableware. Thus, her apartment may have been the first tea room in St. Moritz. At the end of the 20th century, Fritz and Theresia Hanselmann acquired the property on Via Maistra, which remains the headquarters of the Hanselmann confectionery to this day. The house was expanded and extended in several construction phases. By 1907, the building had its current floor plan, but still had a gabled roof. Source and further information: http://hanselmann.mds-netz.de/historie-hanselmann.html

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Lake St. Moritz in the Upper Engadine, Switzerland, is the northeasternmost and smallest of the four lakes in the Engadin Lake District. Like Lake Sils, Lake Silvaplana, and Lake Champfèr, Lake St. Moritz is traversed by the Inn River. It lies at an altitude of 1,768 meters above sea level. The center of St. Moritz is elevated above the northern shore, and the healing springs of St. Moritz-Bad are located at its western end. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Moritzersee

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Lake St. Moritz in the Upper Engadine, Switzerland, is the northeasternmost and smallest of the four lakes in the Engadin Lake District. Like Lake Sils, Lake Silvaplana, and Lake Champfèr, Lake St. Moritz is traversed by the Inn River. It lies at an altitude of 1,768 meters above sea level. The center of St. Moritz is elevated above the northern shore, and the healing springs of St. Moritz-Bad are located at its western end. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Moritzersee

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St. Moritz railway station is the station of the spa town of St. Moritz in the Upper Engadine in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. It is operated by the Rhaetian Railway and is located at 1,775 m above sea level on the northwest slope of the valley, directly above Lake St. Moritz at the outflow of the Inn River. It is the terminus of the Albula Railway and the Bernina Railway. Since these railways operate on different power systems, it is also a system-switching station. Source and further information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahnhof_St._Moritz

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On the shores of the beautiful Lake St. Moritz, you can not only relax and enjoy the view, but there is also a tricky task to solve: Somewhere, Clà Ferrovia has placed a QR code for its scavenger hunt.

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Legendary, but true: Over two million mosaic tiles adorn the St. Moritz train station underpass. Across a length of 75 meters, 26 historical images depict the route of the Rhaetian Railway from Thusis to Tirano. Can you find the Clà Ferrovia post in your amazement?

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Good parking facilities, starting point for trips on the Glacier and Bernina Express, and a good starting point for a tour around the lake

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Great view over the lake and the mountains. Nice photo opportunity. 🔝📸

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Beautiful view over the lake and great views of the mountains.

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Beautiful view of St. Moritz and the lake

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