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... lake in high heels and fur coats, sipping champagne and watching Polo matches on the ice. There isn't really much of anything in St. Moritz except shops and hotels. One hotel, which is closed in the summer, was the home of Czar Nicholas II. He never got ...
Here we are in St Moritz for two days. I will take Zermatt anyday, Zermatt in all kind of authentic, St Moritz is just a town. A very expensive town, usual stone buildings and high end hotels. We took an amazing train trip on the middle ...
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Switzerland Starter Kit
Posted on Oct 7, 2009, 16:24:31
... , and they all seem to be loved by locals and visitors alike. But here are a few to get you started: Andermatt, Zermatt, St. Moritz (arguably at present the most likely place to spot the rich and famous at play on the slopes), Davos, and Grindelwald. ...
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adventure sports in Switzerland
Posted on Mar 25, 2008, 05:56:30
... are the most popular sports in Switzerland? I am just thinking of skiiing because of the famous ski resorts like Zermatt, St Moritz, Titlis and Interlaken. Also, there is the famous 007 bungee jump, paragliding, handgliding, swiss ballooning etc! Let ...
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adventure sports in Switzerland
Posted on May 26, 2008, 18:05:20
... for generations - unlike France that are largely man made concrete isore's that lack real character. If you're a skier/snowboarder - head to the east side. Head for resorts like Flims/Laax, Arosa, Lenzerheide - even St Moritz. regards, Dave
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