A brief guide to the railway station in St. Moritz
As can be seen in the image at the top of the page the railway station in St. Moritz is a terminus, so the transfer between the train and the exit / entrance simply involves walking from and to the gleis (platforms / tracks).
Though as the station is located by the shore of the St.Moritzersee, it is a 10 to 20 min walk up a comparatively steep road to the town centre.
The alternative is to take a bus from the stop by the front of the station - tickets can be purchased from the Customer Service desk in the rail station.
Combined the routes / lines 601, 605, 606 and 610 depart around every 10 mins and two stops from the station is Schulhausplatz which is just to the north of the town centre.
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