Experiences provided by Swisstainable committed service providers in Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein

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.

Young and old will enjoy the challenge of the viticultural trail in Thal. Afterwards, little ones will know more about their natural surroundings, while adults will have learned some fascinating facts about winegrowing.

The entire Convent of St. Gall has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983. The baroque cathedral with its twin-tower façade is the emblematic landmark of the historic city of St. Gallen and one of the last monumental monastic constructions of the Baroque. The abbey library – one of the oldest and most beautiful in the world – is at the heart of the Abbey District.

Since 1904, a monumental statue of Joachim von Watt (1484-1551) known as Vadian has stood on the location of the former City Hall that was demolished in 1877.

For lovers of the reflective Advent season, St.Gallen is one of the most beautiful "Christmas treats" of all. 700 stars shine down on the romantic Old Town. The streets are lined with the festively decorated stalls for the Christmas and Christchindli Market.

Eastern Switzerland is internationally recognised for its textile tradition and for its outstanding expertise in this industry. A trail through the city of St. Gallen will teach you lots of interesting facts about Eastern Switzerland's textile industry.

Embark on a journey into the royal past, present, and future on this circular route and get to know Liechtenstein’s capital Vaduz from its princely side.

Rosengarten, the rose garden, is situated next to the entrance of the Munot Fortress and covers an area of about 2,000 sq.m. In 1981 the town nursery together with the Swiss association of rose lovers designed it in the French Renaissance garden-style.

In and around the former monastery complex, nature flourishes in its purest form — something cherished by both our guests and the local wildlife.

The scenic alternative to the traditional city tour. A grocer from the middle ages will accompany you on a trip back in time through the streets and alleyways of Schaffhausen.

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.

The Rhine provides the Schaffhauserland with refreshing water. On hot days, refreshment is not only to be found at the Rhine Falls. There is also a lot to discover in the medieval towns of Schaffhausen and Stein am Rhein.

This is a dam made of debris from prehistoric landslides that separates the Klöntal and Linthtal valleys.

Build your sledge from the simplest materials.

Unique in Switzerland: the Bobsla, something between a go-kart and a snowbike, curves almost silently over the snow-covered course. Speed and adrenaline guaranteed!

Change your perspective, take a closer look, discover hidden secrets and hear tales of the city’s past.

Should you choose to make your way to the Three Ponds, then a leisurely stroll high above the roofs of St.Gallen awaits you.

Switzerland’s largest outdoor living room is the Stadtlounge (“City Lounge”), a project that converted the Bleicheli district into a day/night space for play, relaxation and business.

On this guided tour, you’ll head off together in search of criminals and uncover their illegal wheeling and dealing in the city of St. Gallen.

Discover the diverse wine experiences that the Principality has to offer on a tour through Liechtenstein.