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The name "Frauenwinkel" (Women's Corner) dates back to a donation by Emperor Otto I in 965 to the Abbey of Our Lady (Mother of God) in Einsiedeln. The Gift Today's "Frauenwinkel" nature reserve, with its two islands, Ufenau and Lützelau, lies in the municipality of Freienbach in the canton of Schwyz and, at over 350 hectares, is the largest and most valuable nature reserve on Lake Zurich. The name "Frauenwinkel" dates back to a donation by Emperor Otto I in 965 to the Abbey of Our Lady (Mother of God) in Einsiedeln. Text / Source: Frauenwinkel Foundation, Gässlistrasse 1A, 8856 Tuggen https://frauenwinkel.ch/geschichte/der-frauenwinkel-bis-1980/

The small Coop has very long opening hours, even on Sundays!

History is taught in a playful way!

nice village tour + museum

Federal Charter Museum, Schwyz The Federal Charter Museum (until 1992: Federal Charter Archive) was built in 1936 primarily for a single object: the Federal Charter of 1291. This document was considered the founding document of the Swiss Confederation and was venerated in the specially constructed building almost like a national shrine. In recent decades, the Federal Charter Museum has transformed into a modern historical museum. Today, not only the history of the Federal Charter is explained here, but also the way national history is dealt with. Serious political and economic crises shook Europe in the 1930s. Hitler's seizure of power was also perceived as an existential threat in neutral Switzerland. During this time of crisis, the "Spiritual National Defense" emerged in Switzerland. This was characterized by an intensive reflection on everything "Swiss" in history, politics and culture. Values that are considered typically Swiss, such as cultural diversity, democracy, the will to freedom and independence, were set against fascist and National Socialist totalitarianism. Text / Source: BUNDESBRIEFMUSEUM SCHWYZ, Bahnhofstrasse 20, CH-6431 Schwyz https://www.bundesbrief.ch/de/geschichte.html/7

Tower The base of the tower dates from 1481. The bell chamber has large sound holes, above which the clock faces are mounted in gable tops. The gargoyles in the shape of dragon heads date from earlier times. The spire tapers to an octagonal lantern dome into a needle-pointed pyramid. On the roof above the apse sits a hexagonal turret, crowned by a small Madonna. Surroundings A plaque on the southern wall of the church commemorates the old cemetery on the church grounds, commemorating Landammann Alois von Reding (1765-1818, victor of Rothenthurm, opponent of the centralism of the Helvetic Republic, first Landammann of Switzerland) and a memorial stone at the entrance to the former Betschart crypt. The staircase leading to the village square was redesigned in 1859 and 1889. Text / Source: Schwyz Parish Office, Herrengasse 22, 6430 Schwyz https://www.kirchgemeinde-schwyz.ch/pfarrei/schwyz/schwyz-pfarrkirche-st-martin-schwyz

St. Martin Parish Church, Schwyz The present-day St. Martin Parish Church is the work of the brothers Jakob and Johann Singer from Lucerne, originally from Tyrol. The building owners signed a construction contract with them in 1763 for a total sum of 20,000 guilders. Exterior In contrast to the interior, the building is cubically austere, compact, and clearly structured by pilasters with capitals. The exterior is characterized by the colors gray, light gray, and white. On the long side, the gable top with oval windows marks the transept. The large, pointed-arch windows, the three-part semicircular openings, and the four side portals (doors with Rococo carvings) set clear accents. The west façade, with its richly structured vestibule and main portal (Rococo cartouche in the arch apex), closes off Herrengasse like a bar. Text / Source: Schwyz Parish Office, Herrengasse 22, 6430 Schwyz https://www.kirchgemeinde-schwyz.ch/pfarrei/schwyz/schwyz-pfarrkirche-st-martin-schwyz

Town Hall, Schwyz Town Hall. The current town hall was built on the foundations of its predecessor after the village fire of 1642. The historic facade painting by Ferdinand Wagner of Munich was created in 1891 for the 600th anniversary of the Swiss Confederation. The image of the Battle of Morgarten is striking. Text / Source: Erlebnisregion Mythen https://www.erlebnisregion-mythen.ch/de/