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Muottas Muragl

High above St. Moritz at 2500m, this mountain restaurant occupies a contemporary structure with panoramic windows framing the surrounding Engadin Valley and its surrounding peaks in unobstructed relief. Fifty to one hundred fifty guests celebrate in a room where architecture yields completely to landscape—glass walls on all sides, minimal interior detail, all attention directed toward the view. Helicopter access or mountain railway arrival establish the celebratory tone. It suits couples seeking dramatic environmental theater.

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