St. Moritz Design Gallery
A unique, free art space within an escalator system, showcasing St. Moritz's iconic ski and bobsleigh history.
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St. Moritz Design Gallery
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Quieter, magical atmosphere
Highlights
Must-see attractions
A unique, free art space within an escalator system, showcasing St. Moritz's iconic ski and bobsleigh history.
"Fantastic place which connect lake St Moritz to center of the city.. at night it's special and quite."
Free & Accessible Art
Enjoy historical photos and posters for free, connecting key areas of St. Moritz. 🎟️
Nighttime Ambiance
Experience a special, quiet atmosphere with historical images after dark. 🌙
Quick Facts
Rating
4.5 · 32 reviews
Type
Art Gallery
Highlights
Discover the most iconic attractions and experiences
Historic Ski & Bobsleigh Photos
Along the escalators
Immerse yourself in St. Moritz's legendary winter sports history through captivating vintage photographs.
Artistic Escalator Experience
Parkhaus Serletta
A unique blend of art and transit, this gallery transforms a practical escalator ride into a visual journey.
Local History Posters
Gallery walls
Discover posters celebrating over 100 years of automotive history in Graubünden, showcasing local heritage.
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What to Expect
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Free & Accessible Art
Enjoy historical photos and posters for free, connecting key areas of St. Moritz. 🎟️
Nighttime Ambiance
Experience a special, quiet atmosphere with historical images after dark. 🌙
Connects Key Locations
Essential for easy access between the train station, lake, and shopping street. 🚶
Always Cool Photos
Expect a rotating display of fascinating historical images. 📷
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from all over the internet
Free & Accessible Art
Enjoy historical photos and posters for free, connecting key areas of St. Moritz. 🎟️
Nighttime Ambiance
Experience a special, quiet atmosphere with historical images after dark. 🌙
Connects Key Locations
Essential for easy access between the train station, lake, and shopping street. 🚶
Always Cool Photos
Expect a rotating display of fascinating historical images. 📷
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors find the St. Moritz Design Gallery a unique and surprisingly engaging free attraction, transforming a practical escalator system into a historical art space. While some note it's more of a display than a traditional gallery, its convenience and captivating historical photos of St. Moritz's ski and bobsleigh heritage are highly praised, especially for its nighttime ambiance.
"The design gallery is inside the St. Moritz parking garage."
Marta D
"Fantastic place which connect lake St Moritz to center of the city.. Daily there is so much people who goes through because there is garage inside, but at night it's special and quite and you can enjoy in pictures of St Moritz history, ski and bobsleigh famous history... There you have free maps and magazine about city... All recommendations to see this art gallery and when you in night walk at lake with girlfriend always go through"
VLAJKO PETROVIĆ
""Design Gallery" is just exuberant marketing... This is simply an escalator connecting the carpark, train station and lakeside promenade to the main shopping street. It just has some posters on the walls.
Although the distance between all these places looks short on a map, a steep hillside separates them so these escalators are essential if you have luggage, prams, etc. The lower entrance is clearly signposted from the train station or panoramic platform, and you'll find the upper entrance in the glass box marked "Parkhaus Serletta" directly beside Badrutt's Palace on Via Serlas."
Graham Barry
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
The gallery is integrated into the Parkhaus Serletta, an escalator system. Access it from the train station, lakeside promenade, or the upper entrance in the glass box marked "Parkhaus Serletta" near Badrutt's Palace on Via Serlas.
Yes, the lower entrance is signposted from the train station and panoramic platform, and the upper entrance is clearly marked at the parking garage.
Absolutely. The escalators are essential for navigating the steep hillside with luggage or prams, making the gallery easily accessible.
It's located within the Parkhaus Serletta, an escalator system that connects the train station, lakeside promenade, and the main shopping street in St. Moritz.
While the distance might seem short on a map, the steep hillside makes the escalators a convenient and essential way to reach the gallery.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
No, entry to the St. Moritz Design Gallery is completely free. You can enjoy the historical displays without any admission fee.
The gallery itself is open 24/7, offering continuous access to its displays. However, note that the entrance to the car park has specific operating hours.
There is no admission fee. The St. Moritz Design Gallery is a free public space showcasing local history and art.
The gallery is accessible 24/7. However, if you plan to use the car park, be aware of its specific opening and closing times.
The gallery often features special exhibitions, such as the 'Saint Moritz Bobsleigh Club 125 Years' or 'BENZIN BERGE BOOM' celebrating automotive history. Check local listings for current events. 
📸 📸 Photography
Yes, photography is generally permitted. The historical photos and posters make for great visual content, especially for capturing St. Moritz's heritage.
You'll find a fantastic collection of historic photos and posters, often focusing on St. Moritz's famous bobsleigh and ski history, as well as local automotive events.
While generally allowed, it's always good practice to be mindful of other visitors and avoid flash photography if it might disturb them or damage any exhibits.
The entire escalator path is a canvas for art, offering unique perspectives. Look for striking historical images that capture the essence of St. Moritz.
Absolutely! Your phone is perfect for capturing the historical posters and the unique atmosphere of the gallery.
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