St Moritz is of the most popular ski resort in Switzerland. The St Moritz’s ski area is composed of several mountains with extensive ski runs across them, undulating over the forested hills. This chic Swiss town is well-known for its luxurious shops, restaurants, and hotels. St. Moritz, which is in the Upper Engadine, at an elevation of 1,856 m, boasts plenty of sunny days. It was exactly this sun that was legally protected as the emblem of St. Moritz in 1930. St. Moritz was often ahead of the times – for example, the first electric light went on at Christmastime in 1878, the first golf tournament in the Alps took place here, in 1889 and one of the first ski lifts in Switzerland began running in 1935.
Sights such as the leaning tower, a remnant of the Mauritius Church from around 1500, or the Segantini Museum, offer a change from the life of luxury and the jet set. 

In the evening, around 4:00 we took the next panoramic train, called Bernina Express, and Started our journey towards Italy. Bernina Express also offers a lot of viewpoints, listed below. It took 3hrs to reach Tirano.  Finally, we arrived in Italy around. After check-in, we started our walk in the town. It is a small town and there are a lot of older buildings which didn’t have any entry fees.