Art and culture

Throughout our hotel, our guests encounter works of art of all kinds (paintings, video installations, etc.). "Art plays an important role in our lives. Art has the remarkable ability to change our perspectives, evoke emotions in us and spark our creativity. Art pushes boundaries and opens up new perspectives".

Claudia and Andreas Züllig-Landolt, hosts

Eine Wand im Hotel voller kleiner Kunstwerke
Kunstecke im Schweizerhof mit Sesseln und Kunstinstallationen.
Ein Wandgemälde das abstrakte Menschen zeigt
Ein Kunstwerk an einer blauen Wand
Ein abstraktes, dunkles Kunstwerk an einer Wand
Ein Kunstwerk das oberhalb eines Sofas an der Wand hängt
Weisses Gemälde an weisser Wand
Dunkles, abstraktes Gemälde an weisser Wand
Abstraktes Gemälde an weisser Wand

Art in the hotel

For the passionate art lovers at Züllig, an invigorating sense of well-being also includes surrounding themselves with works of art. Over time, we have blossomed into an art world of our own. We are happy to share the joy of beautiful works of art with you and so you will find a wide variety of exhibits throughout the house.

Art is not a means to an end or decoration at the Hotel Schweizerhof art is part of life and the works of art are more roommates than exhibits. They are restrained companions or stimulating counterparts, depending on your mood. In the new BergSpa and in the Hamam, several new favourite works of art find a suitable setting.

Frau die seitlich eines Kunstwerkes auf dem Boden sitzt und eine Kunstinstallation anschaut.

Art tour - Women in focus

Claudia and Andreas Züllig love and collect art for pleasure and enjoy sharing this passion with their guests. Since summer 2024, Claudia Züllig has been personally taking guests on regular art tours of the hotel. The current focus is on the works of 4 women who have a special meaning for Claudia Züllig and the Hotel Schweizerhof. The art tour was developed with #letsmuseeum - professionals in emotional storytelling and in developing mediation formats that not only inform the audience, but primarily touch them.

Weekly guided tours during the high season.
At any time on request - also for groups.

Frau die vor einem Kunstwerk steht und beide arme ausgestreckt hat.

Guardians of the Grisons artist, Olga Titus

The colourful, dazzling, large-format work by Olga Titus, who was named Graubünden Artist of the Year in spring 2022, is an opulent feast for the eyes. It clearly bears the colourful, interplaying signature of the multicultural artist with Swiss-Indian-Malaysian roots. The picture made of printed reversible sequins changes its appearance depending on the angle of view or the direction of the stroke and fascinates with its complexity. Intensely colourful and mysterious, it invites you into enchanted worlds and inspires you to ponder and dream, to enjoy and delight.

Ein Portrait von Uwe Wittwer
Ein Gemälde von einem Hirsch
Ein Gemäde von einer Insel im See

Art that invites you to linger: Uwe Wittwer

Uwe Wittwer, born in Zurich in 1954, is one of the most important contemporary Swiss artists. As a self-taught artist, he found his way to art in the late 1970s after studying social work and developed a multi-layered, distinctive oeuvre in Zurich. His works are often based on existing pictures - from old masters to internet finds - which he alienates or blurs. This results in fragile, timeless motifs that hover between familiarity and irritation and pose questions about memory, perception and visual impact. His works have been exhibited internationally and are represented in important collections.

Zwei lachsfarbene Kunstwerke auf petrolfarbener Wand
Kunstinstallation an der Decke der Hamam Reception
Ein Kunstwerk an der Wand der Lobby
Pläne und Visualisierungen von Hamam

Architecture in the hotel

Experience art with all your senses - including Max Dudler and Mayo Bucher and the most beautiful hamam in the Alps;

You will encounter art everywhere in our hotel: in the gabar, in the winter garden, in the restaurant/bar, in front of and in the hammam, in the lobby and in the corridors leading to the Alpenchic rooms. We are currently working on a small art guide, which will be published in spring 2022. Until then, we recommend that you simply let yourself drift through the hotel, marvelling at the art and letting it work its magic on you.

"Ever since man has been building, architecture has reflected his physical and mental needs. The built environment influences the quality of our lives. Seen in this light, architecture is nothing other than quality of life. Our thoughts and actions are based on this realisation."
Max Dudler, architect Hamam Schweizerhof

Einblick in den Atelier Shop von Lorena Paterlini. Links ein Regal mit Produkten und Rechts ein Neonlichter Schild.

Three women one shop

We started the 2020 winter season under the name  "Lorena's Pop Up" We" are: Claudia Züllig, absolute power woman and passionate hostess of the Hotel Schweizerhof. Franziska Bründler, creative mind and founder of the Lucerne-based label Fidea Design, and Lorena Paterlini, illustrator and alpine designer with heart and soul. Our idea was to offer both Lenzerheide and hotel guests a new shopping experience. What our products have in common is sustainability, good design and, of course, a little wit. We are staying because the collaboration is simply great fun.

"Art plays an important role in our lives. Art has the remarkable ability to change our perspectives, evoke emotions in us and spark our creativity. Art pushes boundaries and opens up new perspectives".

Claudia and Andreas Züllig-Landolt, hosts

Mann der vor einem Gebüsch steht und ein Holzvogel in der Hand hält.

Urs Heinz Aerni - our culture maker

Beauty ripples, chirps and chirps so close by. Our culture maker and birdwatcher, Urs Heinz Aerni, will be happy to take you on walks or short hikes. Look forward to discovering our diverse region in places that surprise and delight. Aerni's conversations with our talk guests are also exciting.

Beleuchteter, futuristischer Turm in Mulegns vor steilen Berghängen und traditionellen Häusern in der Abenddämmerung.

Origen Festival 2025


In Mulegns, the world's tallest digitally printed tower - an art installation and stage for new scenic formats - was created in collaboration with ETH Zurich. The project stands for sustainable construction and a forward-looking circular economy.

And now for the best part: the tower is around 45 minutes away from our hotel by postbus. Visit the new hotspot of digital building culture.