Zunfthaus zur Meisen

The Zunfthaus zur Meisen is a historic guild house located in the Lindenhof quarter of Zurich, Switzerland, originally built in 1449 for the Zunft zur Meisen, a guild of vintners and tavern owners. This stunning Rococo-style building, completed in 1757, features exquisite interior decorations and was once home to an observatory. It has hosted notable figures such as Winston Churchill and Elizabeth II. Until 2018, it housed the Swiss National Museum's porcelain and faience collection, showcasing the rich history of Swiss ceramics. Today, it remains a high-end restaurant, making it a perfect stop for tourists seeking a blend of history and fine dining.