St. Gallen: Home to the Abbey of St Gallen
St. Gallen is a town in the eastern portion of Switzerland and is uniquely bordered by four countries. It is home to the Abbey of St. Gallen, a UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site, which holds a collection of thousands of Medieval manuscripts. Meanwhile, the old town is charmingly featured with Baroque and Renaissance-style houses, big pedestrian zones, and vibrant textile industry.
Best Time to Visit
OpenAir St. Gallen, the leading multi-genre music festival in all of Europe, bringing almost 100,000 participants in the usually quiet streets of the town. Those who plan to take part in this heart-pumping 4-day event should consider booking their St. Gallen accommodation ahead of time to get the best room at an affordable rate.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Aside from historical sites, St. Gallen features outdoor facilities as well such as Peter and Paul Wildlife Park, which has a view of Lake Constance and a free animal attraction. Tourists can also check out if football matches or any event are happening at the Kybunpark, a stadium that can accommodate around 20,000 people. For accommodation needs, guests will surely have a relaxing stay at Hotel Walhalla’s 4-star amenities such as premium beddings, an espresso maker, and a Netflix-enabled television. They will also have convenient access to many of the cultural highlights in the area, like the Beer Bottle Museum and Textile Museum. Another centrally located lodging is the Hotel am Spisertor, which is situated in the pedestrianized shopping area. There is also a train line fronting the hotel, which makes almost every part of the town accessible to its guests.