St. Moritz City Information : St. Moritz Hotels

The museum was completed in 1908 and dedicated to the painter Giovanni Segantini (1858-1899), who spent the last five years of his life living and painting in the Engadine .

The museum has been accommodated in a house specially built for that purpose, reflecting the old architectural style of the Engadine. It offers an extensive insight into the living habits of times past. Among others it displays the wooden trough from the Bronze Age that used to hold the water of the mineral spring of St. Moritz.

The Mili Weber House is a testimonial to the life and talent of an extraordinary woman. Mili Weber (1891-1978, naive painter and author) lived as one with nature. Her deep love for every living creature is reflected in her works. Her parents' house, which now belongs to a public foundation, is filled with her enchanted art.

Druids were the religious leaders of the Celts, who lived in the Engadine during the first millennium B.C. The stone consists of a massive slab of granite resting on three smaller rocks.

The fountain with its original desigh was commissioned in 1910 by the community of St. Moritz and built by the sculptor Wilhelm Schwerzmann of Zürich to commemorate the baroness Goldschmidt-v. Rothschild. The baroness had earned the town's merits through the establishment of charitable organisations.