Swiss oases
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Bernese garden culture through the ages: a country garden at Ballenberg Swiss Open-Air Museum Ballenberg -
Bally (as in the shoes) Park in Schönenwerd, where industrial culture meets landscape gardening nclnyklödf -
In the garden of painter Adolf Dietrich in Berlingen, canton Thurgau (drawing) Adolf-Dietrich-Hans Berlingen -
The English-style Adlergarten in Winterthur (as portrayed in 1840) wibib -
Secret garden between the city and the vineyards: Château Mercier in Siders Fondation Château Mercier -
The artist and his paradise: Château Le Paradou in Sierre SBMA -
Grounds of Villa d'Entremonts in Yverdon-les-Bains Grand Hôtel des Bains, villa d`Entremonts -
Orange plantation at Merian Gardens in Münchenstein, canton Basel Country Christoph Merian Stiftung, Kathrin Schulthess -
The Versailles of the Oberaargau region: Thunstetten castle Schloss Thunstetten, Doris Kuert -
The Japanese Garden in Interlaken, Bernese Oberland Interlaken Tourismus
As cities become more densely settled, green spaces are gaining appreciation. Here are some of Switzerland’s loveliest oases.
This content was published on September 24, 2016 - 11:00- Deutsch Oasen der Schweiz
- Español Los jardínes, oasis de Suiza
- Português Oásis na Suíça
- 中文 瑞士的绿洲
- عربي فضاءاتٌ خضراء.. مُتعة للبصر وراحة للنفس
- Français Les jardins, oasis de la Suisse
- Pусский Год садов — 2016: швейцарские оазисы
- 日本語 スイスの「オアシス」
- Italiano Oasi della Svizzera
From Geneva to Lake Constance, from Basel to Ticino – Switzerland has numerous famous as well as secret gardens and parks which have various uses in their communities.
In honour of Garden Year 2016External link, the National Information Centre for Cultural HeritageExternal link is campaigning for the preservation and development of these places where people can meet and relax.
(Photos: European Heritage Days 2016; Text: swissinfo.ch)
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