Source: my switzerland
Do you want to treat yourself to a short holiday in Switzerland? Until the August 31th, 2018, you can book – instead of traditional hotels or rented apartments – a room inside 11 Pop-Up Hotel, for a truly exclusive stay experience.
The complete list of structures can be found on the My Switzerland website, where the structures are explained in detail and in all their particularity; here, you can choose the one that's right for you and then be redirected to the site Swiss Urban Sleeping, to make a direct booking.
There are 11 Pop-Up Hotels, and they are scattered throughout the country. Starting with the big cities. TO Zurich, for example, you can sleep in a very colorful one room designed by artist Max Zuber above the trendy Milchbar; to Basel, you have the unique opportunity to stay inside a fishing balance along the banks of the Rhine, a 14 square meter shed from which if you want - with the help of an expert fisherman - you can also fish in the river.
A Lantern, il Seehotel Kastanienbaum opens his private boathouse and gives everyone the chance to sleep in a secret place on the water, with the chance to enjoy a romantic barbecue prepared by a butler; to Bellinzona, instead, you can have a royal experience by staying in one of the towers Castelgrande, in a room modernly furnished by the famous Ticino architect Carlo Rampazzi.
Among the most incredible experiences that Pop-Up Hotels allow you to live in Switzerland, the proposal of Lausanne: here, you can sleep under one glass bubble overlooking the stars, Lake Geneva and the Alps, in the heart of Beau-Rivage Palace park; The Pop-Up Hotel is of a completely different nature Berna, derived from that customs at Nydeggbrücke where shopkeepers and traders once had to pay a premium on their goods.
Thanks to the initiative launched by the Swiss tourism board, a Solothurn you can even sleep inside the oldest building in the city, la Krummturm, 14th century wall tower from which a suite with a view of the Aare was created, in what was once the guardian's room; to Vevey, you sleep inside the Bravo store!, among cosmetics, art objects and photographs collected under artistic glass. Finally, you can experience the atmosphere of a restaurant for a few nights boat on the Rhine (a Schaffhausen), the luxury of the towerHotel Einsten with breathtaking views of the city (a St. Gallen, in a room reproduced with reference to the Grüne Turm, used as a city gate and later as a prison) or the thrill of prison cell, baden.
