Discover the places that will welcome the race.
St. Moritz, a unique place at 1856 metres
The uniqueness of St. Moritz makes it a landmark among Alpine resorts. St. Moritz has consistently demonstrated its pioneering spirit, both in the past and in the present. It was home to two Winter Olympics. However, St. Moritz is much more than just a winter destination.
The thermal spring of Mauritius was discovered over three thousand years ago, and wellness continues to be a focal point today. Furthermore, the Alpine town is a stage for artists, trendsetters, and car lovers alike. Automobile events have been a firm fixture at this extraordinary alpine resort since 1929.
Aside from these events the resort is a playground all year around, with culinary highlights, a wide array of sports opportunities as well as numerous museums and galleries providing a unique stay at 1856 metres.
Zuoz: authentic elegance amid Romansh history and nature
Arriving in Zuoz means stepping into a world of perfect balance. This typical, authentic Romansh village enchants visitors with its numerous superb patrician houses, which showcase characteristic bay windows and artistic sgraffito decorations.
The village blends traditional Engadin architecture with modern life: narrow alleys, historic residences, local crafts and warm hospitality define its character.
In addition to its vibrant culture and rich history, Zuoz is a true natural paradise for lovers of outdoor activities. Whether hiking, mountain biking and golfing in summer, or skiing, cross-country skiing and ice skating in winter, the wide range of leisure activities on offer guarantees unforgettable experiences and hours of activity immersed in the majestic mountain scenery of the Engadin.
Livigno: the Alpine icon that has enchanted the world
Livigno is not only a destination, but also an exclusive experience: a place where nature, sport and lifestyle come together to create a unique atmosphere. Known as the “Little Tibet” of Europe for its altitude (1,816 metres) and its energetic views, this icon of the Upper Valtellina represents the perfect balance between Alpine authenticity and contemporary innovation.
A favourite destination for those seeking authentic emotions and new trends, Livigno welcomes discerning travellers who love to put themselves to the test and live every moment to the fullest. Whether you are a sports enthusiast, a food lover, a shopping addict or simply looking for the authentic Italian lifestyle, at over 1,800 metres you can breathe in true Alpine Energy.
In February 2026, Livigno played a leading role in the Milano Cortina Winter Olympic Games, writing a page destined to go down in history. For two weeks, the resort welcomed the world by hosting the snowboard and freestyle races: 26 Olympic titles were awarded for jumps, tricks and breathtaking descents, in a technical and spectacular setting of the highest level.
The Livigno Snow Park and the Aerials & Moguls area were transformed into international stages, animated by thousands of visitors from every continent. Different languages, flags and cultures coloured the town, recognising Livigno as a venue capable of combining organisational excellence, hospitality and Alpine identity.
The legacy goes beyond medals. Livigno has shown that sport is not just competing, but a common language and a bridge connecting cultures.
Welcome to Val Mustair
The town of Val Müstair is famous for its nature, tranquillity and culture. Some of its main attractions are the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Benedictine Monastery of St John the Baptist, the Engadine Val Müstair Biosphere Reserve and the Swiss National Park.
The valley offers recreational activities all year round: in winter, winter sports such as skiing, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. In summer, the walking trails allow you to explore breathtaking landscapes, while the biking trails satisfy both beginners and experts. Val Müstair is also characterised by living traditions and a typical language: the Romansh language. For the local population, called “Jauers”, it is simply “nossa Val” – the Monastery Valley.
Arosa: alpine nature at 1,800 metres
Located in eastern Switzerland in the canton of Graubunden, Arosa combines unspoiled Alpine scenery with action and relaxation in perfect balance. Surrounded by majestic peaks and nestled between the tranquil Obersee and Untersee lakes, this traditional mountain health resort has long been known for its fresh mountain air and restorative atmosphere.
In winter, the ski area around the Weisshorn offers direct access to Arosa Lenzerheide, with over 225 kilometres of perfectly groomed slopes. Early risers can carve their first turns at sunrise, while others explore the snowy landscape on guided ski safaris.
In summer, Arosa transforms into a paradise for hikers and bikers, with panoramic trails and crystal-clear mountain lakes. Families can follow the charming squirrel trail or visit the Arosa Barenland, where rescued bears roam in a near-natural Alpine environment.
The Vereina Car Transport
The Vereina car transport service connects Klosters Selfranga with Sagliains in the Lower Engadin and represents an important year round transport axis between Northern and Southern Grisons. It is the only winter safe connection between the Engadin and the Prättigau. Vehicles are transported through the Vereina Tunnel every thirty minutes.
The service is operated by the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) and is organised on a self financing basis. The car transport system makes a significant contribution to the accessibility of the region – for the local population as well as for tourism and freight transport. Safety, reliability and efficient operations are top priorities.
Loading takes place at the terminals in Klosters Selfranga and Sagliains. Different vehicle categories and user groups benefit from tiered tariffs as well as discounts for residents, businesses and frequent travellers.
