Arbon

Switzerland is known for its mountains (Alps in the south, Jura in the northwest) but it also has a central plateau of rolling hills, plains, and large lakes. Switzerland is renowned over the world for downhill skiing, and the country is also great for many other outdoor activities, including hiking and mountain biking. Mountain climbing, from easy to very hard, can also be found in Switzerland, and there is hardly another place with a longer tradition for this. Some routes, like the North face of the Eiger, have become near-mythical due to the hardships, sacrifice and even deaths suffered by the first people to climb them. And because of the breathtaking views, travelling from one place to another by car, bus, train or bike along alpine roads and railroads is often an experience in itself.

Switzerland

The canton is divided in three parts: one along Lake Constance in the north, the other between Thur and the river Murg and the third along the Hörnil Mountain in the pre-alps. There are also some interesting places to visit around the area such as the Conny-Land, the Chartreuse from Ittingen, Arenenberg and Napoleonmuseum of Thurgau, the Werd Island and the Hagenwil Castle.

Thurgau

In the Saurer Museum Arbon the products of the company Saurer are shown. You'll see the world famous Alpine Post wagons, fire trucks, the legendary military vehicles, but also Saurer embroidery and weaving machines and the products you make with them. With guides, the machines are put into operation. You can buy sour museum towels in the shop in the hotel "Wunderbar".

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Saurer Museum Arbon

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