What You Need to Know for This Year’s Snow Polo Saint Moritz

The Snow Polo World Cup St. Moritz, taking place from January 24–26, 2025, is a unique luxury event that blends polo with the stunning backdrop of the Swiss Alps. Over three days, the frozen Lake St. Moritz becomes the stage for elite players and guests, with thrilling matches, vibrant après-polo parties, gourmet dining, and high-fashion moments. It’s an exclusive experience that attracts the global elite.
Dress warmly
To stay warm in St. Moritz’s cold weather, dress in layers, and make sure to wear a warm coat, gloves, hat, and boots. For evening events like the gala, opt for formal or semi-formal attire. Accessories like scarves and hats can add style while keeping you cozy. As snow and slush are common, choose waterproof boots with good traction to stay steady on your feet.
For Men: Tailored overcoats, cashmere scarves, and leather boots.
For Women: Luxe fur-lined parkas, oversized sunglasses, and designer snow boots.
Evening soirees like the Polo Gala Night call for elegance: Tuxedos for men and floor-length gowns for women. Look to past attendees such as Victoria Beckham and Roger Federer for sartorial inspiration.

Purchase tickets in advance
The Snow Polo World Cup in St. Moritz is a popular event, and tickets can sell out quickly. To ensure you have a spot, it’s a good idea to purchase tickets in advance.
It’s free to watch the games. However, for VIP access to the grandstand with complimentary glass of champagne, reservation and tickets are necessary. Then there is the VIP tent, which, at around £600 per person, offers a gourmet lunch buffet, and free-flowing champagne.

Dine at a gourmet restaurant
St. Moritz has many excellent restaurants that offer a wide range of culinary delights. Treat yourself to a nice meal before or after the event. Some popular choices among polo players include:
El Paradiso: Located in a beautiful chalet, this restaurant serves traditional Swiss dishes and international cuisine.
Le Restaurant de l’Hotel Suvretta House: Located in a grand 19th-century hotel, this restaurant serves traditional Swiss dishes and French haute cuisine.
Chesa Veglia: This restaurant is in a 400-year-old building and serves classic Swiss and Italian dishes, as well as a range of international cuisine.
La Marmite: This restaurant is known for its modern French cuisine and beautiful mountain views.
Da Vittorio: This Michelin-starred restaurant serves classic Italian dishes made with high-quality ingredients.

In conclusion, attending the Snow Polo World Cup in St. Moritz is an unforgettable experience. By dressing appropriately for the cold and planning for both sporty and elegant events, you’ll ensure a comfortable and stylish visit. Whether you’re watching thrilling polo matches or enjoying après-polo festivities, St. Moritz offers an unmatched blend of luxury, sport, and stunning alpine beauty.