Le château de Grandson

Grandson

All epochs of historical architecture in Europe are represented in Switzerland. Some examples:

Ruins from the Age of Romans at Aventicum, Augusta Raurica (Kaiseraugst/Augst), Martigny, Vindonissa (Windisch), and many other places in Switzerland.
www.swisscastles.ch presents more than 500 Swiss castles.
Late medieval covered wooden bridges can be found all around Switzerland, the most famous in Lucerne: Chapel Bridge & Water Tower and Spreuer Bridge.
Numerous old wooden farmhouses can be found all over the country. At least 20 different regional styles can be distinguished. Almost 100 original century-old buildings from all over Switzerland have been moved and reconstructed in original size at Ballenberg, an open air museum in the Bernese Oberland region.
Lucerne's Jesuit Church, built between 1667 and 1677 is the first large baroque church in Switzerland and was followed by many others.
Art nouveau churches by Swiss architect Karl Moser can be found in Basel (blends Neo-Romanic and Art Nouveau styles) and in Lucerne (1912) (blends Neo-Gothic and Art Nouveau styles)
Swiss architect Karl Moser also designed St. Antony's Church in Basel, Switzerland's first roughcast concrete church in 1926/27

http://travelguide.all-about-switzerland.info/outstanding-swiss-architecture.html#HistoricalSwissArchitecture