Two people, heading out, an improvised road trip. We now are narrowing topics and source sites to fit a new covid/upheaval world. The itinerary remains. Lausanne, Lucens, Fribourg, Avenches, Bern, Susten and Klausen Passes, Altdorf and Burglen (William Tell), Walensee, Klausen Pass, Maienfeld (Heidi); Grand San Bernardo Pass, Montreux, Vevey, Golden Pass, Interlaken, Thun, Murten, Yverdon, Nyon, Geneva. Hub at europeroadways.com.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Oberhofen Castle, Lake Thun, Switzerland
Drive around Lake Thun, going the high road, not the easy coastal lake road, and find Oberhofen - dating from the 13th Century, passed into the hands of the Austrian Habsburgs, then the Bernese from the north (also German-speaking), other comings and goings and, ultimately a museum, and now an independent foundation again. See ://www.schlossoberhofen.ch/en/home/history/; remembering that schloss means castle.
There are parks and gardens along the lake, Lake Thun. The castle is a branch of the Bernese Historical Museum. See also ://www.myswitzerland.com/en/destinations/top_attractions/attractions-museums/castle-oberhofen-museum-and-park.html/ Oberhofen am Thunersee. We even tried to find more of its history using the non-English, and find little. Still looking. Who were the original people?
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