How a 3 Michelin Star Restaurant Survived in the World’s Smallest City

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Editor 21st July 2026
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How a 3 Michelin Star Restaurant Survived in the World’s Smallest City

Schloss Schauenstein, led by chef Andreas Caminada in Fürstenau, Switzerland, is a three Michelin-star restaurant that has maintained its stars for 16 years.

Inside one of Switzerland’s most respected restaurants, Andreas Caminada and head chef Marcel Skibba reveal how a world-class dining destination operates in one of the smallest cities in the world.

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