After checking in and dropping your bags, head to Punt Muragl for the funicular up Muottas Muragl. Allow around 2.5–3 hours for the ride up, time at the top, sled rental and the descent. The run is about 4.2 km; sled back down only if it is open and you’re comfortable with the conditions. Check the mountain railway’s winter timetable and sled-run status before setting out, as opening depends on weather and snow conditions. The funicular and sled rental are paid separately; check current prices and whether rentals need to be arranged in advance.
Return to St. Moritz for a short wander if you have daylight and energy. If your arrival runs late, shorten or skip the town stroll rather than rushing the mountain outing.
Choose a Swiss or Engadine restaurant for dinner; budget roughly CHF 30–60 per person, and check current opening hours or reserve if you have a particular place in mind. Pack tonight and confirm tomorrow’s train connections to Milan.
Head to Punt Muragl early for the Muottas Muragl funicular and toboggan run. Ride the funicular up, then sled down the marked route to the valley station; allow about three hours from St. Moritz for local transport, the ascent, and the descent. Check the winter operating schedule, snow conditions, and sled rental availability before you go—the run may close if conditions are unsuitable.
Return to St. Moritz, collect your luggage, and keep a generous buffer before your 15:15 departure. Have a quick lunch near the station rather than risking a long sit-down meal. Only attempt the toboggan run if the first lift and local connections give you enough time to get back comfortably; otherwise, prioritize the train.
Travel by rail from St. Moritz to Tirano, then connect to the Trenord train for Milano Centrale. Allow roughly 5.5–6 hours including the connection, and check the 2027 timetable when booking, since the Tirano connection sets your arrival time. After checking in, keep the evening easy with dinner close to your accommodation.
After leaving time for your arrival logistics, head to Duomo di Milano when you’re ready. Allow 2–3 hours for entry queues, the cathedral and, if it’s operating, the rooftop. Check the official ticket site ahead of time for current access and book in advance; winter weather can affect rooftop access. Dress modestly for the cathedral. Then stroll into Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, right beside the Duomo, for a browse beneath its glass dome.
Have lunch at a café or casual restaurant near the Duomo—there are plenty of choices, so you won’t need to rely on a particular spot being open. Budget roughly €15–30 per person. From the centre, allow about 10–15 minutes by taxi or around 20–25 minutes by public transit to Brera. Spend the afternoon wandering its lanes and shops; the Pinacoteca di Brera is generally closed on Mondays, so don’t plan the day around entering the museum.
Head to Navigli for aperitivo and dinner. From Brera, allow about 20–30 minutes by Metro or taxi. An aperitivo with a drink and snacks is roughly €15–35 per person, with a full dinner costing extra. Monday hours vary, so check a specific bar or restaurant before setting out; if you’re tired, keep the evening flexible and enjoy a shorter canal-side stroll.
Check in at the Sheraton Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport Hotel and check your flight’s arrival time before committing to the train outing. The train journey from the airport area to the Eiffel Tower involves changes: take the RER B toward central Paris, connect to the RER C, and get off at Champ de Mars–Tour Eiffel. Allow around 60–75 minutes each way, plus waiting and transfer time. Check live service information that evening and buy the appropriate tickets before boarding.
If you arrive early enough, take the train into Paris for the Eiffel Tower, see it illuminated, then return to the airport hotel by train. The tower’s lights sparkle for about five minutes at the start of each hour after dark; check the current schedule closer to your trip. Allow time for station walks and security, and book a timed entry ticket in advance if you want to go up.
One important timing check: if your Milan flight really departs at 20:25, this outing—especially a midnight sparkle visit—is unlikely to work. You would still need to land, collect baggage, check in and travel into Paris. Keep the train trip conditional on an earlier flight and enough time in the city; otherwise, stay near the airport tonight. For a late return, check the last RER services before leaving the hotel, since trains may not run late enough for a midnight visit.
From your airport hotel, walk to Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV and take the RER B into central Paris. Allow about 45–60 minutes door to door, and check service updates before setting off. Visit Notre-Dame Cathedral first; entry to the cathedral is free, but check the official visitor information close to your trip and book a free time slot if one is offered. Leave room for security lines and keep the visit respectful and unhurried.
Walk or take the Métro from Île de la Cité to the Louvre. Book a timed ticket in advance and check the museum’s current Wednesday hours; the museum is generally open Wednesdays, but access and schedules can change. With a few hours, choose a handful of galleries or highlights rather than expecting to see everything. For lunch nearby, allow roughly €15–30 per person depending on whether you choose a quick café meal or a sit-down restaurant.
Head to the Eiffel Tower for the evening. If you want to go up, reserve an official timed ticket in advance; otherwise, enjoy the views from the surrounding area. Check the tower’s current operating schedule and sunset time before you go. Allow around 1.5–2 hours for the visit, plus travel across Paris.
Return to Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV on the RER B and walk back to your airport hotel. The full day is busy, so keep the Louvre visit selective and give yourself a generous buffer for the RER ride back.
For a change from hotel breakfast, take a taxi or rideshare to Café Eiffel in nearby Roissy-en-France; it’s a short drive from the airport, though allow extra time for traffic and the return trip. Check that it is open before setting out, as opening hours can vary. Budget roughly €10–20 per person for a café breakfast.
Head back to Terminal 2 after breakfast, collect your luggage if needed, and follow the airport signs to Delta’s current check-in area. Aim to be there around 11:30 for your 14:30 flight, leaving about three hours for check-in, security and getting to the gate. Keep your passport and travel documents handy, and confirm your terminal and check-in details with Delta before leaving the hotel.
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