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St. Moritz: World's Oldest Ski Resort

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History and Location: World's oldest ski resort opened in 1864 at 1,856 metres altitude
Located in Upper Engadine region of Switzerland
Divided into four areas: Dorf, Bad, Suvretta, and Champfèr
Historical Significance: Spring of therapeutic waters discovered 3,500 years ago
Pope Leo X promised full acquittal to pilgrims in 1519
Hosted Winter Olympics in 1928 and 1948
Skiing and Activities: Access to over 350 kilometres of ski slopes
Night skiing available from 19:00 to 02:00
Hosts various sports events including World Cups and marathons
Natural Features: Known as "Champagne climate" with 322 sunny days
Average winter temperature -9°C, up to -20°C at night
Rich in thermal waters with oldest spa dating to 1466
Modern Features: Over 100 restaurants, including 30 near ski slopes
Approximately 35 bars, clubs, and discotheques
Numerous international celebrities have visited