Nature, people and their products make Parc Ela unmistakable. A real wilderness feeling and historic villages offer experiences in the heart of Graubünden.
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Lai Tigiel is a lake east of Savognin in the municipality of Surses in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. It is located at 2462 m above sea level, between Piz Mitgel, Tinzenhorn and Pizza Grossa. The lake is located in the middle of Parc Ela, a 600 km² nature park opened in 2006.
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Segantini 19: Le cattive madri – Die bösen Mütter, 1894
The picture refers to the poem «Nirvana» by Luigi Illica. Segantini painted it at the Lai Tigiel above Alp Tussagn on the opposite side of the valley. He may also have been inspired by the figures in the ceiling painting in the church of Son Martegn.
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Directly in the center is the natural ice field of Bivio. It is illuminated every evening until 9.30 p.m. and thus guarantees ice fun after the slopes.
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Baba Uffer grew up in this quarter in the house at Veia Son Mitgel 15. She joined the Segantini family as a domestic help at the age of 13 and became the painter's preferred model. Baba embodies the young farmer's wife in many of Segantini's works.
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The former municipality of Tinizong-Rona was formed on 1 July 1998 from the merger of the two villages Tinizong and Rona. Since 2016, the village belongs to the municipality of Surses.
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