Discover your "favorite bank"
To mark its 100th anniversary in 2015, the Cantonal Bank of Uri presented all municipalities in the canton of Uri with a bench. Declarations of love for Uri are engraved on each bench. These wooden benches have now been installed and invite you to linger and discover.

Under the motto "Our Uri. Our bank." the Cantonal Bank of Uri called on the population to submit their declarations of love for Uri in its anniversary year. These could be submitted electronically on the microsite Unseruri.ch and were "engraved" on the virtual wooden bench. The people of Uri seized the opportunity to put their love for the mountain canton into words and did so in large numbers and with a great deal of creativity. The most beautiful declarations of love have now been immortalized on wooden benches.

From Andermatt to Sisikon
Thanks to the large number of beautiful declarations of love, five different versions of the benches could be realized. Each municipality was able to receive and place a "favorite bench". In addition to the municipalities, the organizations; Uri Tourism, Andermatt Holiday Region, Uri Hiking Trails, Uri Corporation and the Uri Foundation for Homes for the Disabled also received a bench embellished with the declarations of love. There are now a total of 28 of them spread throughout the canton, providing cozy moments. The locations are as varied as the canton of Uri itself. Whether on the lakeshore in Flüelen, high up on the Sittlisalp in Unterschächen or at the St. Karl playground in Altdorf, the benches can be found everywhere and express the beauty of the canton.
In order to discover the individual locations of the benches, so-called "bench guides" are available at the branches of the Urner Kantonalbank. The "bench guide" can be collected free of charge from any branch or downloaded from Ukb.ch downloaded be

The idea and the campaign came from the Cantonal Bank of Uri. The implementation of the real wooden benches, the engraving and the bench guide were produced in collaboration with local businesses and the Blatthirsch agency.
