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The Art Garden Hotels is constantly evolving. Here we share news, information, and current insights about the exhibition. Learn more about the activities, ideas, and events.
More than 100 works are on display as part of the Art Garten Hotels initiative in the gardens of Garten Hotels Schweiz. A stroll through the garden can inspire, surprise, and move you. Perhaps there is a piece that stays with you, a sculpture that harmonizes perfectly with its surroundings, or an installation that sparks a thought or a feeling. Good to know: all exhibited artworks are available for purchase.
Art Garten Hotels is entering its second round. We are once again looking for artists from Switzerland who would like to exhibit their work in the gardens of the 21 Garten Hotels Schweiz.
Inspiring encounters, engaging conversations, and striking works of art set within unique garden landscapes: over the past few weeks, numerous Garten Hotels hosted vernissages for the inaugural edition of Art Garten Hotels.
In spring 2026, hotel gardens will transform into walk-through galleries. Under the title "Art Garden Hotels," 21 establishments across all regions of Switzerland will showcase artworks by renowned Swiss artists in their park grounds.
The Art Garden Hotels are best explored by public transport. Until November 30, 2026, visitors benefit from discounted travel by public transport.
Alessia Belluscio won the ZHdK competition for the Art Garten Hotels 2026 key visual. Her design impressed the jury and will define the visual identity of the upcoming edition.
Students from the Fine Arts Department at the Zurich University of the Arts are developing the key visual for Art Garten Hotels 2026 as part of a competition.
The installation of approximately 100 artworks for the first edition of Art Garden Hotels has begun. In the coming weeks, sculptures and installations by Swiss artists will move into the gardens of all Garden Hotels Switzerland.
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Baden/Bad Ragaz
Garden Hotels Switzerland, with the support of Innotour and in close cooperation with the Swiss Sculpture Triennial Foundation (Bad Ragartz), is launching an innovative cultural tourism project. Starting in spring 2026, the first contemporary works by national artists will be exhibited in the gardens of the Garden Hotels Switzerland – as decentralized open-air galleries that connect art, gardens, and hospitality in a new way.
