St. Moritz is the most fascinating holiday destination in the world. This small town on the upper reaches of the Incheon Valley in southeastern Switzerland has enjoyed a unique climate since ancient times. The dry continental climate creates a rich and varied four-season landscape in St. Moritz, where winter lakes freeze and snow may snow in July and August. St. Moritz has 320 days of sunshine in a year. During the temperate season, the dry air and the shining sun echo, and the air will sparkle like champagne bubbles. The locals call this climate For the "Champagne Climate".