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The painted gable of the pharmacy house in Appenzell, seen from below: the roofline traces an inverted curve accented with blue scales on a white background, two rows of white panels each bear a painted plant motif, small-paned windows with round stained-glass insets occupy the space between them, and flower boxes close off the bottom of the frame.

Appenzell Innerrhoden

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The canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden brings together 2 places referenced on Swiss Highlights: 0 natural sites, 0 heritage or cultural sites, 2 villages and 0 towns.

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The painted gable of the pharmacy house in Appenzell, seen from below: the roofline traces an inverted curve accented with blue scales on a white background, two rows of white panels each bear a painted plant motif, small-paned windows with round stained-glass insets occupy the space between them, and flower boxes close off the bottom of the frame.

Village · Appenzell Innerrhoden

Appenzell

A township of 5,778 inhabitants at the foot of the Appenzell Prealps, whose name, recorded in 1071, means the abbot's cell. On its square, citizens still vote by show of hands.

The village of Schlatt AI with its onion-domed church surrounded by traditional Appenzell houses, set on a lush green meadow.

Ridge village · Appenzell

Schlatt AI

The name is written around 1200, as Slatte, for a pasture on a slope. The road to Appenzell came only in 1898, and the church was consecrated on 12 June 1912. The site is listed in the ISOS inventory under number 0391.

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The painted gable of the pharmacy house in Appenzell, seen from below: the roofline traces an inverted curve accented with blue scales on a white background, two rows of white panels each bear a painted plant motif, small-paned windows with round stained-glass insets occupy the space between them, and flower boxes close off the bottom of the frame.

Village · Appenzell Innerrhoden

Appenzell

A township of 5,778 inhabitants at the foot of the Appenzell Prealps, whose name, recorded in 1071, means the abbot's cell. On its square, citizens still vote by show of hands.

The village of Schlatt AI with its onion-domed church surrounded by traditional Appenzell houses, set on a lush green meadow.

Ridge village · Appenzell

Schlatt AI

The name is written around 1200, as Slatte, for a pasture on a slope. The road to Appenzell came only in 1898, and the church was consecrated on 12 June 1912. The site is listed in the ISOS inventory under number 0391.