Museum Engadin St. Moritz

Forum Paracelsus

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The spa culture in St. Moritz is deeply rooted – it goes back to 1400 years before Christ

Description

Millennia-old bathing culture

The bathing culture of St. Moritz is deeply rooted – it reaches back to 1400 years BC. The mineral springs with their ferrous and aerated waters achieved great fame and appreciation during the Middle Ages under Pope Leo X and the naturopath Paracelsus. With the St. Moritz MTZ therapeutic bath, a medical, therapeutic bath exists to this day, offering comprehensive therapies. At the associated, newly restored Forum Paracelsus, the history of the St. Moritz mineral springs will be passed on by means of audio stations and touch screens. The drinking fountain invites visitors to taste the St. Moritz acid water, and in the core of the museum, the Mauritius fountain, dating back to the Bronze Age, can be viewed behind a glass pane.

The forum can also be rented as an event location, please click here.

Prices

Summer: Free Entry

Opening hours

closed: from 03.08.2024 to 31.12.2024

Contact

Forum Paracelsus

Plazza Paracelsus, 7500 St. Moritz

Responsible for this content: Engadin Tourismus AG.
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