Hotel Walther

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Perfect your swing among the peaks

Here in the heart of the Upper Engadine, the fairways weave between pine forests and snow-capped peaks. Discover three exceptional golf courses, including Samedan, the oldest in Switzerland. Magnificent panoramas, crystal-clear air and manicured greens elevate the experience, whatever your skill level. Guests at Hotel Walther benefit from a discount on green fees for both Samedan and Zuoz-Madulain.

An Italian getaway

From Pontresina station, climb aboard the Bernina Express for a scenic journey following a celebrated route through a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This spectacular trip takes you to Tirano, the gateway to Italy at the Swiss border, for a true change of ambiance-a world of gelato, espresso and sunny piazzas. Later, back at the hotel, savor la dolce vita for a little while longer with dinner at Hotel Walther's La Trattoria restaurant.

Hiking with the great philosophers

Muottas Muragl, a breathtaking viewpoint overlooking the Upper Engadine lakes, invites you to experience new physical and spiritual heights. In the summertime, a themed trail pays tribute to the great philosophers who have explored the region, from Annemarie Schwarzenbach to Erich Kästner. Walk a bit further by taking the path leading to Alp Languard and feel your mind and body relax as you gaze upon this serene and beautiful panorama.

A Sleigh ride through the Roseg Valley

Settle into a traditional sleigh, snugly wrapped in a blanket, to explore an untamed jewel of the Engadine, the Roseg Valley. The horses' hooves crunch through the snow as the landscapes roll by-forests, sparkling glaciers and sweeping views of the Bernina Range. The ride becomes even more enchanted come nightfall, beneath a sky glittering with stars.

Skating on a frozen lake

In January and February, winter takes on a festive air as Lake Saint Moritz transforms into a veritable playground with entertainment, equestrian sports, deckchairs and gourmet delights. More fascinating still is the rare black-ice phenomenon, which sometimes covers the surrounding lakes with smooth, translucent ice. If the weather is cold enough, lace up your skates and glide across these natural mirrors for a thrilling, chilling outing.