Three Weierer in St.Gallen: New face from July 2025!

Three Weierer in St.Gallen: New face from July 2025!

St.Gallen, Schweiz - The popular local recreation area Three Weieren in St. Gallen will be upgraded with a new appearance from July 2025. The redesign not only includes the famous three walks, but also the Müllenschlucht and the area around the Notkersegg. nau reports that this area plays an important role in both history and tourism in the region. The project aims to improve visibility and orientation for foreign visitors.

The city of St. Gallen is working with the canton and St.Gallen-Bodensee Tourismus on this appreciation. This measure is part of a comprehensive tourism development concept that is supported by financial resources by the federal, canton and city. A total of two packages of measures are implemented: a uniform branding including signaling for better visibility and the review of infrastructural measures to further develop the offer.

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The new design should take into account the historic buildings, water and the topography of the area. The planned improvements include the installation of portals on central entrances, such as the Mühlegbahn and the family pool. In addition, uniformly designed directions and signage will ensure better orientation. The project is financed through the new federal government of the federal government, with two thirds of the costs of the federal government and the canton and a third by the city of St. Gallen.

This upgrade of the local recreation area is part of a more comprehensive plan that also includes other projects in St. Gallen. Measures to green around the Schönenwegen school are currently being discussed in order to counteract heat build -up in the area. For this initiative, the city parliament has decided to convert a gross loan of CHF 590,000 in order to convert sealed areas into water -permeable coverings and put new plants.

The upgrading of the three walks will not only contribute to improving the tourist infrastructure, but also increasing the added value for the local population and the environment. The public is also looking forward to the implementation of the plans, which are supplemented by a uniform online presence and improved signs.

In addition, the fire brigade recently caused a sensation when it saved duckling from a shaft and the Müllenschlucht, which underlines the importance of local nature and its protective measures. The development of the area thus shows St. Gallen's commitment to sustainable and attractive urban development.