Gasthaus "Zum Goldenen Ochsen", Gothic restaurant in Zofingen, Switzerland.
The Gasthaus Zum Goldenen Ochsen is a building with a three-part classical facade featuring rectangular windows on the ground and first floors. The second floor displays shell-shaped keystones that add architectural character to the structure.
The building was founded in 1607 and underwent several modifications throughout its lifetime. The classical facade visible today was added in the late 18th century.
The gasthaus served as a gathering place for the Bern section of the Swiss Zofinger Association from 1819 onwards, shaping local social connections. Visitors today can sense the importance this location held for community members throughout the region.
The restaurant is located roughly 300 meters from Zofingen SBB station with parking available nearby on Vordere Hauptgasse. This central location makes it easy to reach whether you arrive by train or by car.
The gasthaus features a remarkable collection of roughly 100 different beer varieties carefully curated by owner Francois. His detailed knowledge of each selection transforms a visit into a memorable experience for beer enthusiasts.
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