Bellevue Palace

The original Bellevue Palace was built by the hotelier Carl Osswald, located next to the panoramic vieing point « Bellevue ». Osswald’s sons Alphons and Philipp continued the management in the second family generation.

It was rebuilt in a neoclassical style, the architects Paul Lindt und Max Hoffmann were inspired by the Hotel Adlon in Berlin.

Grand opening of the new Bellevue Palace. During the First World War the Hotel became the headquerter of the Swiss Army. It remained open to the public during the second world war.

The Hotel was facing difficulties and was bought by the Central Bank of Switzerland to avoid that a foreigner would buy this swiss landmark.

The Central Bank handed the Palace Hotel over to the state of Switzerland.

General renovation.

Victoria Jungfrau Hotel Collection is managing the Bellevue Palace.

Opening of the Avant Club. The Bellevue Palace is the host of the annual gala of the Ordre de Malte once organised by the Prince Edouard de Lobkowicz.

Bellevue Palace is owned by the State of Switzerland.

Since 2007 Victoria Jungfrau Hotel Collection which manages 3 more Grand Hotels in Switzerland, Victoria Jungfrau Interlaken, Palace Hotel Lucerne, Eden au Lac in Zurich.