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St Gallen
The Abbey Library is one of the oldest and most beautiful libraries in the world. The St.Gallen monastery was in possession of an important collection of books as early as the 8th century.
St.Gallen
Timeless, unique, inspiring.
St. Gallen
The baroque cathedral with its dominant double-towered facade is the magnificent landmark of the city of St.Gallen. Together with the Abbey District and the Abbey Library, it forms a unique historical ensemble.
Bronschhofen
The pilgrimage church is the most important cultural object in the municipality of Bronschhofen. The name Dreibrunnen resulted from the three springs that rise in the vicinity.
St. Gallen
Somewhat off the beaten track, yet still in the center of town, stands the striking Linsebühl Church, built in 1895-1897 in the neo-Renaissance style.
Rorschach
The settlement of Rorschach progressed from the 4th century. Already in the 8th century a first little church stood here.
St. Gallen
St. Mangen Church is the oldest church in the city of St.Gallen. There is room for 350 people here.
Degersheim
At the origin of Magdenau Abbey was an urban Beguine collection founded in 1228 in St. Gall "on the Brühl" by Berchtold Kuchimeister and Ulrich Blarer.
St. Gallen
The last preserved city gate of St.Gallen
Rorschach
The former Mariaberg Monastery in Rorschach on Lake Constance is the most powerful late Gothic monastery complex in Switzerland.
Sankt Gallen
The church of St.Laurenzen is the most important church in the city, second only to the cathedral, and is the centre of the reformation in St.Gallen.
Uhldingen-Mühlhofen
With over 20 reconstructed houses, the Archaeology Museum is one of the largest open-air museums in Europe.
