Historic Hotels and Restaurants ICOMOS
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Basel Region (3) Bernese Oberland (3) Central Switzerland (10) Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein (9)
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Baar (Central Switzerland)
Flüeli Ranft/OW (Central Switzerland)
The Paxmontana is an architectural gem,
built in 1896 in Art Nouveau style on a glori -
ous hilltop location. Its captivating blend of
historical charm twinned with modern service
and comfort has won it numerous awards.
Flühli / Sörenberg (Central Switzerland)
Charming Art Nouveau hotel in the Entlebuch
region, dating from the early days of tourism.
Zug (Central Switzerland)
The restaurant was recognized for its "Neo-Gothic tiled stove in the historic room where fine dining becomes a sensuous experience".
Luzern (Central Switzerland)
The hotel has received special mention for "the retaining and restoring of the original public rooms dating back to the late 19th, early 20th century...
Bauen (Central Switzerland)
The Zwyssighaus Inn in Bauen received special mention because it was salvaged and carefully restored. Because of this, we now have the well-managed birthplace of Father Alberik Zwyssig, the composer of the Swiss Psalm.
Beromünster (Central Switzerland)
The inn was awarded a special prize offered by the Swiss Mobiliar Insurance for having "retained the inn's original functionality of the two buildings dating back to the 17th century, the large inn and the restaurant, respectively."
Dampfschiff (Central Switzerland)
Special Commendation, 2001: For "the expert restoration of the ship in accordance with guidelines for the care of historic monuments, and in particular for the restoration of the first-class lounge".
Furkapass (Central Switzerland)
Special Commendation 1997: This hotel, located on a mountain pass, dates from 1892 and has been extended in various stages. It was renovated and restored by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas starting in 1989.








