Snow seekers
St. Moritz has been for more than a century one of the world’s top winter destinations, hosting the winter Olympic Games twice. Not only does it offer a full range of activities for people eager to make the most out…
St. Moritz has been for more than a century one of the world’s top winter destinations, hosting the winter Olympic Games twice. Not only does it offer a full range of activities for people eager to make the most out of their time there, but a broad palette of events and entertainment
for non-skiers and for those less concerned with “active activities”. Sports competitions such as polo and horse races on the lake, bobsleigh and skeleton competitions, gourmet festivals, great spas and shopping, glamour, exhibitions, openings, parties, great dining and nightlife complete the list: there’s little opportunity to get bored in St. Moritz. And this is valid during the winter season as well as during the summer season.
In St. Moritz and its surrounding areas RHR offer luxury apartments in different sizes with furnishings that are top of the range; buildings in the local Engadine style, traditional yet modern; and views over the Lakes and the Alps – panoramic, majestic.
Financing is available for up to 80 percent at convenient rates. Top bank references, attractive fiscal rulings for new residents: ask for their assistance. Full service: residency, mortgage, tax return..
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