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I think it's a shame that everyone is only focusing on the beautiful bathhouse. The lakeside promenade has so much more to offer. Unfortunately, I forgot to photograph it, otherwise I would have liked to post a few pictures. Now, take this as an incentive and take some nice pictures of the promenade.

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Beautiful old town, starting point for many tours. 🥰

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very nice, lots of pedestrians though

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A unique old town

The old town of Appenzell invites you to take a charming stroll through winding streets and pastel-colored houses, where you can enjoy the unique flair of this charming place. Visit the Appenzell Folklore Museum to learn more about the region's rich culture and history, and marvel at the artistically painted facades of the traditional houses. Finally, treat yourself to a break in the cozy "Zuckerbäckerei" café, where you can watch the hustle and bustle on the Landsgemeindeplatz with a cup of coffee and a piece of Appenzeller Biberli.

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Very nice place for a little break

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The 1,506 meter high Fänärenspitz is the northernmost Swiss Alpine peak in the canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden. From the Gipferkreuz you have a wonderful view of the Appenzellerland.

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Beautiful cozy town with many restaurants and cafes as well as a wonderful monastery church.

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A very special mountain with a view over the Rhine Valley to Lake Constance.

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Breathtaking building fabric It's totally worth it

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There is a lot to discover in the old town of St. Gallen, for example the monastery district, or you can eat well and shop or have a coffee and stroll. It also has a botanical garden in St. Gallen.

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St. Gallen has a very beautiful city centre

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A very nice bathhouse on Lake Constance.

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A very beautiful city, worth a visit.

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Beautiful old town, you should take your time. Unfortunately, I was only able to find time for the Abbey Library. Too bad, have to go there again.

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the cycle path on the Swiss side of Lake Constance are ideal for cycling

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Canton of Appenzell The canton of Appenzell was a member of the Old Confederation and was divided into the two half-cantons of Appenzell Innerrhoden and Appenzell Ausserrhoden in 1597 (land division). The name Appenzell (Latin abbatis cella) means "cell (i.e. estate) of the abbot". This refers to the Prince Abbey of St. Gallen, which exerted great influence on the area. In 1411 Appenzell became a affiliated place and in 1513 a full member of the Confederation. The denominational conflicts during the Counter-Reformation led to the canton being divided into Catholic Inner Rhodes and Reformed Outer Rhodes in 1597. In the 7th and 8th centuries, the Alemannic settlement of the Appenzellerland began along the Glatt. The oldest Appenzell settlement is Schwänberg near Herisau. The Prince Abbey of St. Gallen was of great importance in the spiritual and cultural sphere. In the year 907, the abbot and bishop Solomon created the Kirchhöri Herisau in the monastery of St. Gallen. The first mention of a church in Herisau can be found at this time. In 1071 a new breach occurred in the valley basin and a church was donated. The name Appenzell is first mentioned as abbatis cella. In the course of the Appenzell Wars, the Battle of Vögelinsegg took place in 1403 and the Battle of Stoss in 1405. The trigger was a tough tax regime by the St. Gallen Abbot Kuno and his bailiff Clanx zu Appenzell, whose castle the Appenzell farmers had subsequently destroyed out of anger. In 1411, as a result of these events, Appenzell became one of the eight old Swiss towns. In 1513, Appenzell was included as the 13th place in the Confederation. During the Reformation, there was a dispute between the two denominational camps of the Reformed outer Rhodes and the Catholic inner Rhodes. Due to the conflict about the canton's accession to alliances of Catholic places with the Borromean League and Spain (the supremacy of Catholicism at the time), Appenzell was divided in 1597 with the land division into Catholic Inner Rhodes and Reformed Outer Rhodes. Text/Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanton_Appenzell#:~:text=The%20name%20Appenzell%20%28Latin%20abbatis%20cella%29%20means%20%C2%AB cell, facing%20place%20and%201513 %20a%20full member%20of the%20confederation.

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The old bathhouses are worth seeing.

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Since 1999, the best sand artists from all over the world have been meeting here in Rorschach to create something great out of sand. The equally impressive and ephemeral sculptures can be seen in Rorschach on the beach promenade. They create their impressive sculptures from around 250 tons of clayey sand. Every year a different topic is taken up.

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Cycling right on the lake. It is always possible to jump into the water.

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