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 is enchanting with Switzerland’s largest continuous pedestrian zone and numerous fascinating museums. And those who fancy a technological adventure should definitely pay a visit to Technorama.

What’s waiting for you.

• Welcoming restaurants, cafés and old-town shops amid grand and traditional townhouses.
• Kunst Museum Winterthur with works by Van Gogh and Monet.
• Numerous parks for relaxation.
• Markets, festivals and a diverse cultural events programme.
• Technorama with over 500 experimentation stations and fascinating natural phenomena.

Getting there and useful information.

• Outward journey: take the IC8 to Winterthur, according to the Link opens in new window.online timetable. From Winterthur railway station, sights can be reached easily on foot or take the S-Bahn further to Oberwinterthur for Technorama.
• Duration: as long as you like.
• Most of the sights are accessible for prams and wheelchairs.
• Tip: Take advantage of attractive discounts at the Kunst Museum Winterthur and Technorama when you travel by public transport.

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At the historic Ittingen Charterhouse, a former Carthusian monastery in Thurgau, you can explore two fascinating museums under one roof.

What’s waiting for you.

• Kunstmusem Thurgau has a premium collection of contemporary art and outsider art, as well as exciting temporary exhibitions and interactive programmes.
• Ittinger Museum has an impressive Baroque monastery church, including authentic monastic cells and a magnificent refectory.
• Beautiful gardens in monastic tranquillity.
• Restaurant Mühle with homemade produce from its own farm.

Getting there and useful information.

• Outward journey: Take the IC8 to Frauenfeld. From there, bus no. 819 runs hourly and takes just 10 minutes to reach the charterhouse, according to the online timetable.
• Duration: as long as you like.
• The Ittingen Charterhouse is mostly accessible for prams and wheelchairs. Registration is recommended for historic spaces.

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.

What’s waiting for you.

• How to play: 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.
• Information on biodiversity between the holes.
• Bistro with terrace for a pleasant break.
• Play area for kids with sandpit and goal-scoring practice wall.

Getting there and useful information.

• Outward journey: Take the IC8 to Frauenfeld. From there, take the S-Bahn a further 10 minutes to Müllheim-Wigoltingen and then a 15-minute walk to the course, according to the online timetable.
• Duration: a round lasts about two and a half hours.
• The bistro is accessible for prams and wheelchairs. The terrace offers a great view of the whole course.

Looking for some fun and adventure? Get ready for unforgettable moments with the whole family at Conny-Land.

What’s waiting for you.

• Pure adrenaline: roller-coasters, free-fall tower, water attractions, slides, indoor climbing area, water playground, 5-D flight simulator.
• Popular sea lion show.

Getting there and useful information.

• Outward journey: Take the IC8 to Weinfelden. From there, take the bus a further 15 minutes to Lipperswil, Conny-Land, according to the online timetableLink opens in new window..
• Duration: as long as you like.
• Pram and wheelchair accessible.
• Tip: Take advantage of attractive discounts when you travel to Conny-Land by public transport.

Romanshorn is an ideal destination since it offers the perfect mix of nature, relaxation and things to do. The fresh lake air and the maritime atmosphere on Lake Constance alone make this destination a special highlight.

What’s waiting for you.

• Largest harbour on the Swiss shore of Lake Constance.
• Numerous boat trips and water sports options.
• Beautiful biking and hiking trails, such as the popular Lake Constance cycle route.
• Cultural highlights, e.g. the Locorama railway museum.
• Relaxed atmosphere with cosy cafés and restaurants by the water.

Getting there and useful information.

• Outward journey: Take the IC8 to Romanshorn, according to the online timetable.
• Duration: as long as you like.
• Most of the sights are accessible for prams and wheelchairs.

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. 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.

Anreise und Wissenswertes.

• From Romanshorn, take the S-Bahn for just 10 minutes to reach the hike start point in Häggenschwil-Winden, according to the online timetable.  From the end point of the hike in Egnach, you can also return in comfort by S-Bahn.
• Start: Häggenschwil-Winden.
• Destination: Egnach.
• Duration: approx. 3 hours.
• Length: 11.3 kilometres.
• Difficulty: easy.
• Not suitable for prams and wheelchairs.
• Tip: If you want to see more, take the S-Bahn through the blooms to St. Gallen.