Animal Farms in St. Gallen

The Abbey of St. Gall has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983, and has plenty of impressive treasures just waiting to be discovered in its library, vaulted cellar and new exhibition hall.

Which is the best St. Gallen bratwurst? Fascinating facts await you at the tasting seminar run by St. Gallen bratwurst makers. There, visitors can try different samples and then choose their favourite.

You will never have seen your team that creative before. Build a huge chain reaction machine together.

The Amazing Race is the first real-time photo rally! Over 50 photo missions are waiting to be solved. A healthy dose of exercise and challenge combined with lots of fun will create a unique digital team experience.

On a hike through the St. Gallen region, you can expect breathtaking views of Lake Constance as well as a host of culinary delicacies.

Around 700 stars twinkle above the squares and alleyways of St.Gallen's old town in December, bathing the historic facades of the UNESCO World Heritage town in a festive Christmas glow.

Every year at the end of June, the monastery courtyard in the Abbey District is transformed into an opera setting.

Switzerland's oldest recorded professional theatre and the only multifunctional venue in the Eastern Switzerland/Lake Constance region has a long history.

St. Gallen has so much to offer when it comes to museums. Attractive, internationally renowned exhibitions and countless historic collections make for a diverse museum landscape. The open art Museum is particularly worth a visit.

The railway line between St. Gallen, Stein am Rhein and Schaffhausen runs along a unique lake and river landscape. Hop off and on wherever you like – “Thurbo” trains operate at half-hour intervals.

The Art Museum St.Gallen offers an attractive programme of exhibitions of international significance and as a treasure trove of exhibits from Eastern Switzerland is home to a rich collection of paintings and sculptures from the late Middle Ages to the present.

The high fashion Akris label was established in 1922 in St.Gallen. Over the last 30 years, Albert Kriemler has transformed this fashion label into a luxury label.

Where spirituality and beauty unite. St.Gallen has a very special landmark: its sublime cathedral. It forms, with the world famous Abbey Library, a historic ensemble that is unrivalled, and which was declared UNESCO World Heritage in 1983. The famous Abbey Library sports the most beautiful secular Rococo interior in Switzerland. Dubbed a “pharmacy for the soul”, it is home to 170.000 books as well as 2.000 priceless medieval manuscripts.

The city of St.Gallen is like a giant museum. The urban landscape is shaped by various artworks in public spaces, while numerous art and cultural institutions ensure creative diversity. Discover this diversity at your own pace on a self-guided tour of the city.

The Museum of Textiles and Library in St.Gallen is home to interesting exhibits of historical embroideries and outstanding examples of lace as well as presentations of contemporary textile art.

Curling has a long-standing tradition in the city of St. Gallen and the surrounding area. The new curling hall is one of the most modern halls in Switzerland.

The best way for individual guests and locals to discover this UNESCO World Heritage city.

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.

It is considered the most famous sausage in Eastern Switzerland: the St.Gallen Bratwurst! We will reveal the secret about this culinary cultural asset that was first mentioned in 1438.

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

The fondue backpacks have everything your heart desires – the tasty fondue mix made specially by Kündig Feinkost AG with bread, a smooth white wine, all the accessories you need including a tablecloth. One or more fondue backpacks can be picked up in the cheese shop, where other regional specialities or drinks can be purchased as well.