Top Things to do in Canton of St. Gallen
What to do and see in Canton of St. Gallen, Canton of St. Gallen: The Best Hidden Gems Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Canton of St. Gallen, Switzerland including Bergwerk Gonzen, Botanical Garden, Team Escape St.Gallen (Outdoor-Games), Tamina Gorge, Forum Wuerth Rorschach, Schloss Werdenberg, Werdenbergersee.
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1. Bergwerk Gonzen
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Different tours are offered to visit this mine which origins in roman times. Visits from few hours up to 2 day tours with overnight stay in the mine are offered.
2. Botanical Garden
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
3. Team Escape St.Gallen (Outdoor-Games)
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5.0 based on 18 reviews
Team Escape St. Gallen offers a variety of team riddle-fun (outdoor escape games) through the beautiful old-town of St. Gallen. Great fun for families, friends and companies of all ages and types :) Also seminar- & individually ajusted games for your company (indoors, too) can be made possible. Just contact us and we will make it happen :)
4. Tamina Gorge
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4.5 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By 910lauriel - Plymouth, United States
We got onto the Postbus at the train station which has automated pay parking stalls. It costs 11CHF for a round trip bus trip that’s payable to the driver in cash only. The alternative to getting there is the hike which is walking along the same road that the bus takes. We saw quite a few people walking, but the bus did get close to them at time due to the narrow width of the road. Once we arrived at the top, there is a restaurant with a pay station inside that accepts coins and bills (we had better luck with coins so try to have those). You receive a ticket that you scan at the entrance of the gorge to go through the turn style. There is not a place to buy tickets at the gorge itself. There was a full sit down restaurant and also a small café/snack bar. The snack bar had pizza and cheese plates but we didn’t see a menu posted (in English). The restaurant looked nice but we didn’t eat there. The building itself was quite lovely with a nice outdoor seating area. The gorge itself was amazing. Bring a raincoat if you don’t want to get wet as there’s so water dripping at times. Make sure to go all the way inside the gorge to the end of the trail to see the actual thermal water source & original tunnels. We were there 1.5 hours and didn’t have time to see the museum.
5. Forum Wuerth Rorschach
6. Schloss Werdenberg
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4.5 based on 52 reviews
Experience 800 years of history in a unique architectural setting! The exhibitions presented in the Werdenberg Museums offer audiovisual projections, audio guides and vivid presentations portraying the history of both the ruling classes at the castle and the common folk of the town. Werdenberg is one of the few surviving medieval timber house villages in Europe. The town is also on Switzerland’s heritage list of townscapes of national importance. They feature stories from behind castle walls, detailing the rise and fall of counts and bailiffs, the everyday life of knights and the gentry family that took over the castle. The Schlangenhaus Museum in the town is dedicated to the life of the townsfolk of Werdenberg. Every year, during the international festival Schlossmediale, the castle becomes the magnificent setting for concerts and art exhibitions. From April to October, visitors can choose between a variety of guided tours and attend special events.
Reviewed By prado_carlos - Falmouth, United Kingdom
Absolutely beautiful, narrow antique streets take you up to the the castle, amazing architecture, locals extremely polite and gorgeous views.
