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Station

Station situates itself at the eastern terminus of St. Moritz's narrow-gauge railway, the Bernina Railway, which winds through UNESCO World Heritage tunnels and viaducts toward Tirano, Italy. The venue occupies a restored station building and adjacent event hall, creating a distinct architectural identity rooted in engineering and transport history rather than resort convention. Accommodating 50 to 150 guests, the venue appeals to couples drawn to industrial preservation and the aesthetics of early 20th-century Alpine tourism infrastructure. The surrounding railway landscape—platforms, signal equipment, the valley stretching below—provides visual anchors that connect to larger narratives of engineering achievement in difficult terrain.

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