레지 다 산 무레잔 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Enchanting landscape, easy to walk through

for hotel guests of St. Moritz

Baking has been taking place here since 1894. Pure tradition

Worth seeing town hall, which fits well into the cityscape

Great view from the city of the lake and mountains

The oldest church, the main church of the Plaiv St. Moritz, which encompassed the upper section of the valley up to Sils, was dedicated to Saint Maurice until the 15th century. It stood slightly elevated above the country road leading to Celerina on the Brattas slope at the upper end of the village and was visible from afar. The church was first mentioned in a document from 1139. The church was probably completely rebuilt around 1500 on the site of an earlier Romanesque building with a small, probably semicircular apse. The church was renovated and repaired several times. The structural condition of the venerable church deteriorated noticeably as a result of landslides. In 1897, after the consecration of the new church tower, calls were made for the demolition of the leaning tower. This was avoided thanks to the dedicated intercession of the master builder Nicolaus Hartmann. The only remaining visible part of the old St. Maurice Church is the "Leaning Tower," now a landmark of the world-famous spa town, wedged between modern buildings. Source: https://opendoors-engadin.org/?post_type=orte&p=37978

In memory of Count Jules de Bylandt, who died on February 18, 1907, on the "Cresta Run." The fountain is embedded in the masonry opposite the Kulm Hotel. Source: https://www.pontresina.ch/de/guide/unser-pontresina/ausflugsziele-im-ueberblick/kultur-architektur/bylandt-brunnen

Promising path