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Things to do in Canton of Thurgau, Canton of Thurgau: The Best Museums
Discover the best top things to do in Canton of Thurgau, Switzerland including Momo - Schweizer Mosterei- Und Brennereimuseum, Napoleon Museum, Autobau Erlebniswelt, Saurer Museum, Typorama - Museum fur Bleisatz und Buchdruck, Historisches Museum Thurgau, Locorama - Eisenbahn - Erlebniswelt, Seemuseum, Telefonmuseum Telephonica, Historisches Museum Arbon.
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1. Momo - Schweizer Mosterei- Und Brennereimuseum
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Napoleon Museum
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4.5 based on 68 reviews
The most beautiful castle at Lake Constance with authentic interior design and romantic park grounds. You will feel like you've been transported to the time of Queen Hortense and her son, Napoleon III. This is where the last French Emperor spent his childhood! Several personal items create an intimate atmosphere. Almost as though the former residents of the castle had only gone out for a short walk in the stately park.
Reviewed By RandonneurLondon - London, United Kingdom
The views from this place are breathtaking and the welcome is warm - even if you don’t speak German. You can only see the house on a guided tour, in German, but they give you an explanatory booklet in English or French with details of every room, so that you can follow the guide. Our guide was friendly, and seemed to have his audience gripped. He spoke very clearly, so I was even able to pick up some of the German. He related the various rooms to historical events and to other places and people, so you understood how Arenenberg fitted in to European history. The grounds are beautiful and it’s well worth doing the walking route recommended on the map provided. There are also temporary exhibitions. The gifts in the shop are well-chosen and a cut above the average. We didn’t eat lunch but the bistro looked good - they use their own and local produce, and their own wine. Many of the buildings form part of the canton’s agricultural college, as the estate was left to the canton, Thurgau, by the last owner Eugénie. Highly-recommended.
3. Autobau Erlebniswelt
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4.5 based on 61 reviews
Die autobau Erlebniswelt beherbergt die einzigartige Fahrzeugsammlung. OpenDays (Offnungszeiten) immer mittwochs und sonntags. Fur angemeldete Gruppen ist ein Besuch jederzeit moglich. Die autobau Factory ist modernes Gewerbezentrumen mit Dienstleistungen rund um Ihr Fahrzeug.
Reviewed By ThomasL77 - Copenhagen, Denmark
Excellent museum with great variety of cars from classic to F1. Highlight was drive in BMW i8 around small on-prep track for my teenage son.
4. Saurer Museum
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4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Angoose77 - Zurich, Switzerland
I found this to be a fascinating museum - you can see the old fabric machinery from the 19th and 20th century, plus of course lots of lorries and buses made by Saurer.
5. Typorama - Museum fur Bleisatz und Buchdruck
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
6. Historisches Museum Thurgau
7. Locorama - Eisenbahn - Erlebniswelt
8. Seemuseum
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4.0 based on 10 reviews
Das Seemuseum identitatsstiftend und einmalig Das Seemuseum zeigt Geschichte und Gegenwart von Schifffahrt und Fischerei auf dem Bodensee, dazu weitere spannende See-Themen. Die Dauerausstellung wird angereichert durch Sonderausstellungen, Veranstaltungen und spezielle Angebote fur Kinder und Schulen. Das ehemalige Kornhaus der Augustiner von 1680 beherbergt seit 1993 das einzige Schifffahrts- und Fischereimuseum der Ostschweiz und Sudwestdeutschlands. Auf grosszugigen 1500 qm, in historischen Raumen. Zugleich ist es Museumscafe, Veranstaltungsort und Tagungsstatte. Das Seemuseum ist eingebettet im Seeburg-Park, einem der grossten und reizvollsten am See, bestuckt mit wertvollen Bauten wie Schloss Seeburg und Seemuseum (Kornschutte). Dazu der Tierpark, kleine Naturschutzgebiete, Restaurants. Offene Nutz- und Ruheflachen laden zum Verweilen und Spazieren ein.
9. Telefonmuseum Telephonica
10. Historisches Museum Arbon
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