Experiences in Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein

Together with the Foxtrail creative team, the Toggenburg holiday region is offering a scavenger hunt where sharp ears can help solve the riddles.

With so many themed paths in the charming Appenzell region, hiking is even more eventful. The highlights include the Puzzle Trail in Schwellbrunn which requires both mental and physical fitness.

The Adventure Farm in the center of the beautiful region of Thurgau offers various activities and overnight packages. The highlights of one’s stay include a camel ride and a llama trek.

Go step by step in pursuit of your deepest, innermost thoughts: the Filzbach Path of Contemplation is a journey of inspiration and mindfulness.

An adventure-filled Mountainboard excursion lets beginner and advanced boarders of all ages enjoy the fascinating mountain world. These excursions are offered in Western and Eastern Switzerland as well as in Ticino.

Its tracks are everywhere – often in unexpected places. The WWF Beaver Trail along the Rhine, gives a good insight into the beavers’ situation at this part of the river, their habits and habitat, at 10 different stations.

Eastern Switzerland stretches from shimmering Lake Constance, over the verdant hills of Appenzell country, through to the alpine Toggenburg region as far as Heidiland and Glarnerland.

This landscape is the perfect setting for a health trail. Here you will experience for yourself the close relationship between nature and medicine. In our hectic and technological world it is so easy to forget our sense of connection with our wonderful bodies. Come on this herbal walk and experience how the finest medicines for our bodies have their source in nature.

The exploration trail begins above the Schlucher-Treff restaurant in Malbun and involves a variety of tasks for explorers of all ages at several stations over a length of 1.4 kilometres.

The High Rhine between Schaffhausen and Stein am Rhein offer one of the most delightful river cruises while the lower lake is rightly considered the jewel of Lake Constance.

The fox takes chasers on four different trails across St. Gallen. The fox hides away in the “city of a thousand stairs”, as intricate as a piece of St. Gallen embroidery. Be careful not to lose the scent at the train station already.

The special “Intensive Times - Women and Customs” show depicts the role of women farmers, from the alpine ascent to New Year’s Eve celebrations.

Climbing in St. Gallen in the middle of the forest. Titillate your spirit of adventure and swing above the treetops in the Gründenmoos rope park.

For over 20 years, professional fisherman Rolf Meier has been chugging out to Lake Constance in his small fishing boat at four in the morning.

When the colder season arrives and the snowflakes turn the landscape into a snowy splendor, we serve fine cheese fondue in our electric carriages.

Enjoy a fast ride on the 1,000 meter long Kronberg bob sled run.

When 20-year-old Emil Ebneter started his Appenzell liquor shop in 1902, he laid the foundation for today’s Appenzeller Alpenbitter AG. Take the tour to gain clues to the secret of Appenzeller Alpenbitter.

Winery and Castle Salenegg are inextricably linked. Since 1068 prized wines are grown, harvested and processed naturally in one of Europe’s oldest wineries.

The public playground Hüttenberg next to the Hotel Cristal. An adventure for the kids - indoor & outdoor!

The Mondglas glass factory in Hallau was established in 2004. It is the only one of its kind that works with coloured glass. An instructor helps the visitors blow their own glass bowl.

The spa in Bad Ragaz has been well known since the early Middle Ages and is still considered the most plenteous aquatic spa in Europe. Switch off and recharge your batteries.

Indoor and outdoor bouldering and climbing experience at the St.Gallen climbing centre.

The Toggenburg Adventure World is every boy’s dream-come-true. In Europe’s largest hobby railway installation, old motorbikes and agricultural machines are only a few of the many attractions.

Ideal for the little dwarves who aim high.

Enjoy a delicious fondue at the romantic open fire, in front of the mountain guesthouse Edelwyss and afterwards whiz down to the valley with a speedy toboggan ride.

The village guide will take you on a relaxed stroll around the village of Appenzell and tell you all about the region and its people.

The Museum zu Allerheiligen is one of Schaffhausen’s most significant places of interest. Here, archaeology, history and art as well as natural history converge under one roof. In addition to its extensive permanent exhibitions, the museum hosts between six and eight special exhibitions each year.

The Rhine River Bath: cooling off with a view of the fort Munot. This beautiful wooden structure has been the favourite swimming spot in Schaffhausen for more than 140 years.

The Grand Resort Bad Ragaz has a new family spa, continuing its three-generation concept. The pools will delight both younger and older children (up to 16 years of age) as well as their parents and grandparents.

St. Gallen has more bridges than do most other cities in Switzerland. The Bridge Trail leads from the St.Gallen-Haggen Station and over 18 bridges.

Sports, Games and Fun for big and small children.