In the heart of Switzerland, in historic Schwyz, stands a remarkable witness to the Middle Ages. Haus Bethlehem, built in 1287, is considered the oldest surviving wooden dwelling in Europe. For over seven centuries, it has survived fires, reconstructions, and changing eras. Today, it is one of the region's most valuable historical monuments.
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In the heart of Switzerland, in historic Schwyz, stands a remarkable witness to the Middle Ages. Haus Bethlehem, built in 1287, is considered the oldest surviving wooden dwelling in Europe. For over seven centuries, it has survived fires, reconstructions, and changing eras. Today, it is one of the region's most valuable historical monuments.