It's not for nothing that St. Moritz is the place with the highest house prices in the world.

Perhaps, for those who don't like skiing, St. Moritz is a place that is very unfamiliar just by looking at the name.

Such a place that will be covered with snow for most of the year, no matter how prosperous it is, how prosperous can it be?

If you think so, then you can't understand why St. Moritz is the most frequently visited place by private jets of the world's rich, dignitaries and celebrities.

St. Moritz, a "small village", in the center of the world's top luxury stores, changes new products faster than Paris, the global fashion center.

The "village" has the best restaurants in Switzerland, an open-air bar covered in snow and ice.

It was in St. Moritz that Switzerland's most famous chef, Reto Mathis, began to gain international fame. (P.S. Swiss Airlines First Class meals are also the handiwork of Reto Mathis~)

Reto Mathis's La Marmite restaurant in St. Moritz, in addition to being the highest restaurant in Europe, has the best caviar in the world.

At La Marmite you can eat the most authentic Swiss cuisine.

Reto Mathis has single-handedly proved that there's more to Swiss cuisine than just chocolate.

el paradiso Hutte in the "village" has one of the best ice creams in the world!

Skiing is an addictive sport.

Especially in ski resorts like St. Moritz.

The dry air, illuminated by the sparkling sun, reflects the glow of champagne bubbles.

Flying freely on pure white snow, it is a treat where all the senses come together.

When diving down an alpine slope at an altitude of more than 3,000 meters, the feeling of flying over the slope makes skiers inadvertently have the ability to fly.

If sports can make people happy, then freestyle skiing must be a palace of happiness.

Of course, the prerequisite for state-of-the-art enjoyment is that you have enough skiing skills.

It is not possible for beginners to experience the meaning of the word freedom on the snow if they fall down and get up again and again.

In a state where you can't stand on your feet and can't walk on the road, novices who appear on the ski slopes can feel shackles rather than freedom.

St. Moritz is the birthplace of winter sports and has many famous ski schools.

The Zuoz Alpine High School was founded in 1904, while the first ski school in Switzerland, the Schweizer Skischule, was founded in St. Moritz until 1929.

Although Zuoz Alpine High School is not a professional ski school, the ski instructors here are all world-class.

Ski lessons are one of the oldest and most distinctive courses at Zuoz Alpine High School.

Even a beginner in outdoor sports like Vinegar Tan can easily speed on the advanced trail after two years of high school course.

Stepping on the snowboard, you can look at the snow scene as wide as the sky, and the snowboard stirs up the snow covering the mountain peaks, and the flying snow dust envelops the people who are flying freely like a fog.

Because the slopes in Zouz don't have cascading mountains and don't seem to be difficult, Zouz isn't the most popular of the four large ski areas in St. Moritz.

However, the speed of the slopes without obstacles is much higher than that of the slopes with mountains.

Without the slopes blocked by hills and rocks, all that remains is to accelerate and accelerate again.