Switzerland - Lake St. Moritz, a ski resort and venue for Winter Olympics polo matches.

Located in southeastern Switzerland, St. Moritz is a renowned resort destination situated at an altitude of 1,856 meters. Nestled in a wide valley surrounded by the Bernina mountain range, it enjoys abundant sunshine year-round. In addition to winter skiing, Lake St. Moritz (Sankt Moritzersee) is a top tourist attraction, offering breathtaking views of jewel-like alpine scenery. Lake St. Moritz, formed by glacial erosion, is relatively small, and a leisurely walk around the lake takes about an hour on easy trails. Visitors can also take a boat ride to admire the expansive mountain landscapes. During winter, the lake freezes over and has hosted two Winter Olympics as well as thrilling snow polo matches on its icy surface.