Transfers in St. Moritz

How to get to St. Moritz: Zurich Airport to St. Moritz by train in about 2 h 40 or by car in about 3 h, Milan transfers, Engadin Airport and scenic trains.

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MF Executive Lugano

Lugano, Switzerland

Lugano to Malpensa transfers, cars to minibuses

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Taxi St. Moritz AG

St. Moritz, Switzerland

St. Moritz taxi since 1979 – airport transfers 24/7

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How to get to St. Moritz

St. Moritz is a famous resort in the Engadin valley of Graubünden. Most visitors fly into Zurich or Milan, and the last part of the trip crosses Alpine passes or scenic railways.

Zurich Airport to St. Moritz by train

The fastest trains from Zurich Airport take about 2 h 38 with two changes, at Zurich HB and at Chur or Landquart. About 30 trains run each day. From Zurich city, allow about 3 hours over the Albula line.

Private transfers from Zurich and Milan

Zurich Airport is about 299 km away by road. Driving takes about 3 hours from Zurich or from Milan, and about 4 hours from Munich. One Zurich chauffeur firm lists St. Moritz from about CHF 1,275. Local firms quote Milan Malpensa, Linate, Bergamo and Innsbruck runs on request. Drivers from the north can use the Vereina car train from Klosters, 18 minutes through the tunnel, all year.

Engadin Airport and scenic trains

  • Engadin Airport at Samedan, at 1,707 m, is Europe’s highest airport, used by private jets, charters and helicopters
  • Glacier Express to Zermatt: about 8 hours
  • Bernina Express to Tirano in Italy, with a summer bus on to Lugano

Transfers in St. Moritz: FAQs

How long is the train from Zurich Airport to St. Moritz?

The fastest trains take about 2 hours 38 minutes with two changes.

How far is St. Moritz from Milan?

About 3 hours by car over Alpine pass roads.

Is there an airport in St. Moritz?

Engadin Airport at Samedan is nearby, but it serves private jets, charters and helicopters, not airlines.