An almost unbearable feeling of well-being. As early as the 19th century, adventurous travelers described the village of Arosa in Schanfigg, which at the time could only be reached by a several-hour hike along narrow paths. Thanks to the construction of the postal road from Chur in 1890 and the benefits of the healthy mountain air, the once simple mountain farming village transformed into the fashionable health resort of Arosa, where luxurious sanatoriums attracted tuberculosis patients from all over Europe hoping for a cure. After World War I, the village, now located about an hour's drive or train ride from Chur, successfully evolved into a renowned summer and winter sports destination, frequented by writers, artists, and other cultural figures, and it continues to be so. Arosa has had a special impact on many writers and artists, with their stays in the health resort leaving a lasting impression.