Freienbach–Hurden Rosshorn

Freienbach–Hurden Rosshorn is a significant archaeological site situated at the tip of the Hurden peninsula in Lake Zurich, Switzerland. Unlike typical prehistoric settlements, Rosshorn is distinguished by its remnants of multiple prehistoric and historic bridges. These structures were built across the narrow part of Lake Zurich, suggesting the area's importance as a transport route from the Horgen culture period. The site features evidence from several construction phases, with traces dating back to the Early Bronze Age, the Hallstatt culture, and the Roman era. Notably, metal finds interpreted as sacrificial offerings have been discovered here, indicating ritual activities. This unique site is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps and holds national significance under Swiss cultural heritage laws.