Although Winterthur is the sixth largest city in Switzerland, it still has the character of a village. With its combination of historical charm and cultural diversity, the medieval old town with Switzerland’s largest continuous pedestrian zone is sure to impress you. Among venerable manor houses, you'll find enticing restaurants, cafés and old town shops. Culture vultures will enjoy the Fotomuseum and the Kunst Museum Winterthur, which exhibits works by van Gogh and Monet. You can also spend some time in the numerous parks. Markets, festivals and a diverse cultural agenda enrich life in the city all year round. From Winterthur station, the sights are within walking distance.

At the historic Ittingen Charterhouse, a former Carthusian monastery in Thurgau, you can explore two fascinating museums under one roof. The Kunstmuseum Thurgau art museum presents a top-class collection of contemporary art and outsider art rarely found in this format. There are also exciting temporary exhibitions and interactive programmes that bring art to life in a new way. At the Ittinger Museum, discover the impressive baroque monastery church with authentic monks’ cells and a magnificent refectory. You can reach the Charterhouse from Frauenfeld railway station in just 10 minutes on bus no. 819, which runs every hour.

Discover eastern Switzerland’s first football golf course in Müllheim. Spread across 35,000 square metres, this leisure facility cleverly combines football and golf to create a fun sporting experience. The game is played in groups and the goal is to kick a football over obstacles and sink it into a hole. The ball is manoeuvred over 18 naturally designed holes. The player who needs the least shots wins. A round lasts about two hours. Information boards between the holes offer information about biodiversity. In addition, you can enjoy the bistro and its terrace, while the children can enjoy themselves in the playground with a sandpit and goal shooting wall. Take a 10-minute journey on the S-Bahn train from Frauenfeld to Müllheim-Wigoltingen. The facility is around 15 minutes away by foot.

Romanshorn is an ideal destination since it offers the perfect mix of nature, relaxation and things to do. The largest harbour on the Swiss shores of Lake Constance is an ideal place for boat trips, walks and water sports. There are also beautiful cycling and hiking trails, such as the popular Lake Constance Cycle Path. Romanshorn also boasts cultural highlights, such as the Locorama Railway Museum, and offers a relaxed atmosphere with cosy cafés and restaurants by the water. The fresh lake air and the maritime atmosphere on Lake Constance alone make this destination a special highlight.

Thurgau is transformed into a pale pink paradise of blooming flowers in the springtime and invites you to go on a delightful 'Blueschtwander’ from Häggenschwil-Winden to Egnach. The well-signposted route is 11.3 kilometres long and takes you through the picturesque landscape of the Lake Constance region in about three hours. A special highlight is the Ruggisberg viewpoint with its idyllic chapel, from where you can enjoy a magnificent view of Lake Constance. For a cosy break, we recommend stopping off at the Burkartshof restaurant. From Romanshorn, you can reach the starting point for the hike by S-Bahn in just 10 minutes. From the end point of the hike in Egnach, you can also return in comfort by S-Bahn.