Vacations are the time to live your best life (even, a chance to get a taste of the life you are manifesting).
And if you, like us, are leaning into the quiet luxury aesthetic then your vacation vibes need to reflect that.
Not sure where to go on your next trip that ticks all the old money boxes? A place that screams low-key luxury is Graubünden in Switzerland.
It’s one of those under-the-radar spots that’s perfect for when you want to relax in style, but without all the flash. Think ultra-chic chalets, hidden spas, and stunning views that feel like you’ve stumbled into a screensaver.
What’s cool about Graubünden is how luxurious it is without being in your face. It’s all about boutique hotels with five-star service, Michelin-starred restaurants, and wellness retreats tucked away in scenic valleys.
St. Moritz is a part of this region, and while it’s famous, it still manages to feel exclusive and not too touristy. It’s the kind of place where celebs might go to hide away from the spotlight.
In winter, you’ve got peaceful ski slopes that feel like they’re just for you, and in summer, the hiking trails lead to epic views with no one else around.
Graubünden gives off serious “rich but doesn’t need to flaunt it” vibes. This isn’t about flashy designer labels or crowded resorts — it’s about enjoying the finer things in life quietly and comfortably.
Renowned as one of the grandest of the Swiss Alpine Valleys, Graubunden is ideal for your next girlie trip.
Taking the title for the easternmost and largest canton of Switzerland-bordering Austria, Italy, and Liechtenstein-Graubunden is known for its bright green valleys, snow-capped peaks and Alpine lakes. Yep, your content will be unreal.
Places you will want to capture pics at whether Rhine Gorge splits the scenery into ravines near Flims Laax, the Alpine grandeur of the Swiss National Park near Celerina, or the mountain of Piz Nair in St. Moritz, the wonderfully remote region of Graubunden encourages outdoor escapades
Highlights include Swiss National Park near Celerina, Jakobshorn Mountain near Davos, Corvatsch near St. Moritz, Piz Nair in St. Moritz, Engadine Valley in St. Moritz, Hiking with llamas, Dischma Valley in Davos.
The journey from Zurich International Airport takes around two hours and 10 minutes to Arosa, two hours and 30 minutes to St. Moritz, one hour and40 minutes to FlimsLaax, one hour and 50 minutes to Davos, and one hour 40 minutes to Lenzerheide.
If you’re all about luxe experiences that fly under the radar, Graubünden is basically calling your name.