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Spend the night in a listed building

Take a journey into Schaffhausen's history and simply stay the night. In Schaffhauserland you can stay in lovingly restored architectural monuments that now serve as accommodation. Spend your vacation where wealthy Schaffhausen families and powerful guild members once lived.

Vacations in a listed building

These extraordinary vacation experiences are made possible by the foundation Ferien im Baudenkmal. The foundation takes over architectural monuments throughout Switzerland that have fallen into disrepair and are threatened with demolition, gently restores them and gives them a revitalized future as vacation properties.

In a room with a wooden floor, there is a double bed, an armchair and a wooden chair. There is a hole in the white plastered wall where the historic wall is exposed.

Baderhaus

Neunkirch

The historic bathhouse is an important part of Neunkirchen's history and invites you on a journey through the centuries. The house housed a bathhouse from the 15th century until around 1900, making it an important social and historical building.

to the bathhouse

To the Hinterer Dornhahn

Schaffhausen

The house "Zum Hinteren Dornhahn" is located in the middle of the old town on Münsterplatz, opposite the Allerheiligen monastery, the former religious, cultural and stately center of the town of Schaffhausen. The house is one of the typical medieval town houses with a workshop and a store on the first floor and apartments on the upper floors. The 16th century house is named after the merchant Jacob Dornhan.

to the rear Dornhahn
Kitchen with black and white tiles and an old oven. Dining area with herringbone wooden floor and a dining table with 4 chairs. The room is bright and flooded with light.

Historic walls

Experience unique overnight stays in historic listed buildings. Each stay tells its own incomparable story.

Exterior view of the Sorell Hotel Rüdens. The entrance area of the former guild house is characterized by two stone pillars and a balcony on top.

Sorell Hotel Rüden

Schaffhausen

The magnificent "Schwarzer Rüden" building was declared the guild house of the merchants' guild in 1423. The spacious staircase hall, the banqueting hall with its Empire stucco ceiling and the rococo decorations still bear witness to the wealthy guild today. Incidentally, the "Schwarzer Rüden" is the tallest building in Schaffhausen's old town.

to the Sorell Hotel Rüden

Hotel Restaurant Rheinfels

Stein am Rhein

The hotel and restaurant is a mighty building on the northern bridgehead of the small town of Stein am Rhein. Magnificent halls and rooms are reminiscent of the many centuries of history of the former customs, warehouse and guild house.

to Hotel Rheinfels
Double room Hotel Rheinfels. A double bed with white bed linen stands on a dark wooden floor. The walls are covered with flowery wallpaper.
An old small house with a white façade and brown beams. To the right is a garden with various flowers.

Wöschhüsli

Wilchingen

The Wöschhüsli is located in the middle of the winegrowing and poetry village of Wilchingen. The house was used as a wash house until 1959. It was then converted into a vacation apartment in keeping with its listed status.

to the Wöschhüsli

Anna Schmid Puurehuus

Schaffhausen

This charming farmhouse from the 17th century has been restored in keeping with its listed status. The Anna Schmid Puurehuus has stood at the entrance to the village center of the late medieval settlement of Buchthalen since 1670. Well-kept half-timbered houses and beautiful gardens still exude their incomparable charm and tranquillity here today.

to the Puurhuus
The parlor of a farmhouse has yellow walls, a wooden table with wooden chairs and a tiled stove.
Exterior view of a timber-framed house in the old town of Stein. The windows are decorated with shutters and flowers.

B&B small Schaub

Stein am Rhein

The "Kleine Schaub" house from the 16th century is located in the middle of the old town of Stein am Rhein. The traditional Schaub and stick market used to take place here.

to the B&B kleine Schaub

Seldas

Schaffhausen

The "Seldenau" is a particularly valuable residential building in terms of architectural and cultural history, which was first mentioned in the 16th century. The building has a rich interior from various eras and is a listed building due to its significance in terms of settlement history and urban development.

to the Seldas
An overnight room with a wooden floor, several striking wooden beds, a golden mirror
Exterior view of a timber-framed house. There are lots of tables and chairs and three large parasols in front of the house. The house has green shutters and a long wooden bay window.

Rheingerbe

Stein am Rhein

The romantic building from the 15th century has a lot of charm. The closed row of houses on today's Schifflände used to be the Steckenmarkt, where people traded in vine stakes.

to the Rheingerbe

Tanne

Schaffhausen

The "Tanne" is one of the most traditional and best-preserved historic inns in Schaffhausen. When renovating the studios in the coach house, inspiration was drawn from the history of the building. The wood used in the bathrooms comes from the maple tree that stood in the courtyard for centuries.

to the Tanne
"Restaurant Tanne" is written large on the front of a house. It has green shutters and a black iron sign with gold lettering reading "Hotel Tanne".
A double wooden bed with white bed linen. An old filigree parquet floor. The walls are beige and the wooden door has scenic paintings.

Hirschen

Stammheim

The historic rooms are located in a former rural manor house dating back to 1684. Historic furniture such as a four-poster bed from the early 19th century make the rooms a special feature.

to the Hirschen

Schwandegg Castle

Waltalingen

Schwandegg Castle, which was first mentioned in 1288 and is a listed building, is situated on a 30-meter-high hill near Waltalingen. Each room in this castle is individually designed. You can even spend the night in the oldest part of the castle, the tower.

to Schwandegg Castle
The castle sits enthroned above a vineyard. It has red and white shutters.