St. Moritz Dorf is built on hills that rise from the Northern side of Lej San Murezzan. Here you can find grand hotels, upscale shops, remains of Engadine Architecture and Urban amenities. The railroad station is at the base of the hill. From the east end of the village both the bobsled run and the Cresta Run plunge toward neighboring Celerina.

St. Moritz Bad sprawls are at the lake's south west corner in the valley floor. It is modern with 19th century buildings amongst the apartment blocks and villas. In Bad, there are cross-country ski centers, public swimming pool and an ice stadium. The spa section offers mineral baths, mud baths and spa therapies. The nightlife in St. Moritz is famous for the most energetic as well as pubs as compared to the other Alpine Ski resorts.

The wide and glorious landscape surrounding St. Moritz are spectacular and understandably popular for walking. The streets in the town itself are more likened to the shops found in the fashion capitals of the world rather than the typical Swiss villages. This explains the fact that the average person is St. Moritz will normally be seens wearing designer clothes and jewelry!