Bookable offers in Appenzell

At the Pestalozzi Children’s Village you will experience an excursion of a special kind. You and your group start with a guided tour in the visitor centre, followed by a tour of the children’s village. You can round off the event as a full-day excursion with the game “Riskopoly”. In addition to ecological issues, we raise awareness of social sustainability.

An Appenzeller singer in traditional dress will introduce you to a piece of audible Appenzeller tradition.

With simple tools, we will help you to build a wind- and weather-proof shelter.

Visitors obtain a lot of interesting information about the art of brewing on an exciting tour of Brauquöll Appenzell (Brewery Source Appenzell). The tour enables visitors to learn how Appenzell beer and Säntis Malt are created from fresh spring water.

In the heart of the unspoiled hilly landscape of the pre-Alps, the famous Appenzeller® cheese is made in the Appenzeller show-dairy. A visit to this show-dairy promises to be a very special experience: it brings together all the senses, tradition and comfort.

Even the Neanderthals came here. Today, the cable car sweeps over the rugged rocks and once inhabited caves to the Ebenalp, the starting point for a wide range of discoveries.

Driving from the village of Appenzell, via station square and Stossplatz southward, one encounters the noteworthy new building of the Kunsthalle Ziegelhütte.

Sparse forests, snow-covered fields and moors, rolling hills and purest cross-country enjoyment is the best way to describe the surroundings of Appenzell’s Gais cross-country center.

The Whisky Trek will undoubtedly set the pulse racing of any whisky collector or connoisseur. In fact, you can now upgrade a hike in beautiful surroundings or multiple tours in the Alpstein by adding that something extra for whisky lovers.

Experience the Appenzellerland region up close as a team. The ideal mix of fun, excitement and teambuilding is sure to appeal to you.

Changing exhibitions present aspects of the works of the painters Carl August Liner (1871-1946)and Carl Walter Liner (1914-1997) as well as 20th century and contemporary art.

With about 7,000 inhabitants, Appenzell is the political, economic and cultural center of Appenzell Innerrhoden, the smallest Swiss canton.

Tin alloy is still produced using the old artisanal methods handed down through the ages. Cast, turned and polished by hand.

The Appenzell Railways connect the main towns of this charming area, such as St. Gallen with its Abbey Library, Appenzell with its Tudor-style houses, more than a thousand-year-old Herisau and Gossau, dominated by its 13th century castle Oberberg.

This is where Switzerland’s tangiest cheese is made! In the Appenzeller show-dairy in Stein in the canton of Aargau, time-honoured alpine practices are combined with state-of-the-art cheese production to create a successful blend of the traditional and contemporary. A few steps separate you from a unique journey of discovery. This leads from the art of cheese-making to the grandeur and beauty of the Appenzellerland – you are on the trail of the tangy secret.

As soon as temperatures drop low enough, the glorious natural arena in Glandenstein becomes a small but perfect ice skating paradise.

The scenic Appenzell route leads from Heiden through the hilly Appenzell landscapes to the Gallus town of St. Gallen – passing known and lesser known points of interest on the way.

Once temperatures drop sufficiently, Gaiserau sports ground transforms into a natural ice rink, which is great fun for young and old.

A barefoot trail as if from the picture book: from Jakobsbad, it's one step at a time over the peat and moors to Gontenbad. A party for the all the family's feet!