Windisch - Heritage Sites of National Significance

Heritage Sites of National Significance

There are five sites in Windisch that are listed as Swiss heritage site of national significance. The oldest is the Celtic/roman military fort and settlement of Vindonissa. The other large site is the church of the former Königsfelden Abbey with its glass paintings of 1325, Agnes chapel, comptrollery and convent building. The other three are the former Upper Technical School at Klosterzelgstrasse, the former cotton mill Kunz at Alte Spinnerei 4,5 and the psychiatric clinic of Königsfelden.

  • Amphitheater of Vindonissa

  • Church of Königsfelden Abbey

  • Interior of Königsfelden Abbey Church

  • Villa near the Kunz cotton mill

  • Psychiatric clinic of Königsfelden

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