Winter in the Middle Ages walk in Stein am Rhein
A one-hour guided walk about how people in medieval Stein am Rhein got through winter.
A one-hour guided walk about how people in medieval Stein am Rhein got through winter.
Costumed Silvesterchläuse with huge bells and headdresses go house to house in Appenzell villages on New Year’s Eve.
A bishop leads around 40 Samichläuse and a Schmutzli through Bad Ragaz every December 6.
Weinfelden’s St. Nikolaus and Schmutzli meet families without registration, in town on Saturday and in the forest on Sunday.
Advent Sundays at Napoleon’s Lake Constance castle, where kids dress in historical costumes and hear his story.
A one-day Christmas market at the baroque Benedictine monastery of Fischingen in the Thurgau hills.
An angel-themed Christmas market at Herdern Castle in the Thurgau countryside.
Frauenfeld’s Weihnachtskoffermarkt, where sellers set out handmade gifts and Christmas goods from open suitcases.
An Advent story told with Japanese picture-card theater, followed by a small craft for kids and parents.
Appenzell’s Chlaus market fills the village center with more than 30 stalls of regional crafts.