One place for every
creative workshop
in Switzerland.
Switzerland has hundreds of small creative workshops run by people with tiny websites and even tinier marketing budgets. Potters, painters, chefs, weekend teachers. Almost invisible online unless a friend of a friend tells you about them. Atelo is where you can actually find them. You browse here. You book directly with the maker.
Why we built a workshop finder for Switzerland.
Most of these workshops are run by one or two people. A potter with a kiln in the garage. A chef who teaches four Saturdays a year. A textile artist who rents a room on Tuesday nights. They're good at their craft. Most are bad at Google. If you don't already know about them, you won't find them by searching.
Atelo fixes that. One place to browse and compare creative workshops across the country. When you find one you want, you book with the maker directly. We don't take a cut.
“The workshops were always there. Finding them was the problem.”
What Atelo stands for.
- 01
Everything in one place.
Over 260 workshop providers across Switzerland. You can filter by city, category, or price. If it exists online, we want it on Atelo.
- 02
Local, and real.
Every listing is a workshop run by someone in your city. We show the real Google ratings, the prices the studios actually charge, and descriptions the studios wrote themselves. Nothing is made up.
- 03
No middleman.
Providers list for free. Browsing is free. When you find a workshop you want, you book with the maker directly. We don't want to be the middleman, and we don't want Atelo to ever feel like one.
- 04
Made in Switzerland.
Built in Zürich on weekends. Every photo chosen by hand. Small on purpose, and meant to stay that way.
Still small. Growing carefully.
Three steps, and you're booked.
Browse.
Pick a category or a city. Filter by price or date if you want. Or just scroll until something catches your eye.
Compare.
Every listing has the real Google rating, the actual price, and photos from the studio. Open a few tabs. There's no rush.
Book direct.
One click to the provider's own website. You pay them, not us. The booking is between you and the maker, the way it always was.
Find something worth
your Saturday.
A few hundred workshops. One search box. Go see what's out there.
