DOCSLIB.ORG

On the Way of St. James in Switzerland

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
On the Way of St. James in Switzerland Various ways of St. James (with brochures available in PDF- format) On the Way of St. James A -Constance - Einsiedeln („Way of Svabia“) in Switzerland B - Rorschach - Einsiedeln („Way of St. Gallen“) C - Einsiedeln-Flüeli-Ranft - Brünig („Way of Central Switzerland“) D - Brünig-Amsoldingen („Way of the Bernese Oberland“) E - Amsoldingen-Romont („Way of Berne/Friboug“) F - Romont-Lausanne-Genève („Way of Western Swizterland“) G - Lucerne-Rüeggisberg-Schwarzenburg („Lucerne Way“) H - Rankweil - Einsiedeln („Vorarlberg-Appenzell Way“) I - Schaffhausen-Tobel („Monastery way“) Contact address: Verein Jakobsweg.ch Postfach 151, CH-3700 Spiez Tel 0041 (0)33 655 04 00 Mail: [email protected] Accomodation see: www.jakobsweg.ch Important pointer Helpers and association members walked the route themselves to inspect it. As volunteers, they edited the brief route descriptions based on the state as encountered. The accuracy of the contents and specially the correspondence with the official Way of St. James way-posting cannot be guaranteed by the association „jakobsweg.ch » and the authors, also in the sense of a product guarantee. Pilgrims are therefore asked to follow the official Way of St. James way-posts if discrepancies occur, and to notify us. (9) „Monastery way“ Many thanks. „„Schaffhausen - Tobel “ “ Texts : Winfried Erbach, Joe Weber and Klaus Augustiny (manuscript reader). Translated from German by Hans Bamert Pictures: Wolfgang Hörer / Winfried Erbach, and several others Itinerary and directions for pilgrims Copyright: Verein „jakobsweg.ch“ ©Copyright Verein „jakobsweg.ch,Spiez (Berner Oberland) „Monastery route“ - Schaffhausen - Tobel “ Swiss border - Schaffhausen The „Neckar-Baar Jakobsweg“, coming from the area of the Neckar river and leading via Rottweil, Vil- Swiss border - Schaffhausen lingen and Donaueschingen, meets the Swiss border on the hill “Hoher Randen”. On that hill, farm- 14 km, walking time about 3 hrs 30 min. steads are scarce, also inns are practically absent. The pilgrim is well-advised to carry the provisions in the knapsack. A few metres after the border, the path gets wider. We The last places on the German side are the country town of Blumberg (10’000 inhabitants), known for have a stretch of roughly 14 km before us until Schaff- its “Sauschwänzlebahn” (pigtail railway) and the village of Fützen at the foot of the Randen. Blumberg hausen. After only a few minutes, we come to a way- and Schaffhausen are 17 km apart (as the crow flies) and are connected by a bus line of the Regional post indicating a walking time of 2 hours 45 minutes Transport Company of Schaffhausen. Both from Blumberg and from Fützen, there are roads to the for that stretch. We briefly abandon the hiking trail and Klausenhof (Randenhof). This farmstead is 30 minutes north of the Swiss border. On foot from Fützen make a side-trip up to the Hagenturm (tower). If the to the border on the Hoher Randen takes one and a half hour (320m difference in altitude, and 4 km). On the Swiss side, the places from where to start the climb to the Hoher Randen are Beggingen weather is clear, we can see from its trellis platform and Bargen. Both can be reached by bus from Schaffhausen. the Black Forest, the mountains of the Allgäu, Lake The ascent from Beggingen in the Klettgau is shorter, but Constance, the Säntis peak, the mountains of Glarus steeper (1 hr 20 min, 360m difference in altitude), than that Swiss border and Uri and the snow peaks of the Bernese High Alps. from Bargen. The “green border”, lying at an altitude of 900m Back on the hiking trail again, we continue in a southern and situated in a wood, can be crossed without problem, the direction. We proceed through a dark wood and come customs barrier is always open. past Hasenbuck (835m) and Heidenbomm (820m), to The route takes the pilgrims from the Swiss border through the Talisbänkli (840m) which we reach after 1 hour. Bet- hilly terrain first to the nearby Munot town of Schaffhausen, ween Heidenbomm and Talisbänkli, we use the road where the “Thurgauer Klosterweg” begins. It leads through a landscape characterized by rivers and hills through neat on part of the way until we turn off to the hiking trail Wooden bridge i Diessenhofen villages and small towns, to the commandery of the Knights leading to the Heidenbänkli. On the right-hand side, of St. John in Tobel. The name “Thurgauer Klosterweg” has its the road leads down into the valley to Hemmental origin in the numerous former monasteries, churches and chapels that lie along the route and that from where a somewhat shorter hiking trail also leads are important in the history of art. These incite the pilgrims to rest and hold communion with oneself. to Schaffhausen. At Talisbänkli, there is a small pavilion Along the way, they will meet with an industrious and open-minded rural population. Its (German) View from the Hagenturm with tables con- dialect is a challenge at first, but soon, helped by the exquisite apple wine, rings pleasantly in the ear. taining information on fauna and flora of the Randen. On big parts of the way, the route follows authentic historical traffic routes. Bar a few exceptions, it We learn that at hidden places, the lady’s shoe pros- follows Swiss hiking routes marked in yellow on the fingerposts. A special marking as “Klosterweg” pers, in bloom from May to June, and that chamois also does not yet exist. Pilgrims are recommended to observe the instructions and the corresponding trail maps. Tobel lies on the Swiss Way of St. James (Swabian Route) coming from Constance and leading live here. via Rapperswil to Einsiedeln. On forest roads, we continue in a south-western di- rection via Guger, Zelgli and Mösli (836m). From there, Important pointer south-eastwards across the road (that leads to Siblin- gen) to the forest path that brings us to the resting The itinerary of the Way of St. James from Randen/Schaffhausen through the canton Thurgau to Tobel place Hägliloo, one hour after leaving Talisbänkli. Häg- Randen - forest road is described in an abbreviated form. The descriptions were edited and checked by helpers and associ- liloo is at a level of 660m on a clearing offering a good ation members in voluntary work after travelling the route themselves, and based on the situation as outlook. Near the parking space at the mountain road encountered. The accuracy of the contents and especially the concordance with the markings of the coming up from Beringen, we take to the forest path “Schweizer Wanderwege” cannot be guaranteed by the association “jakobsweg.ch” and the authors, also not in the sense of a product liability. In case of discrepancies, pilgrims are therefore asked to to the left leading us through a mature timber stand follow in any case the official yellow fingerposts of the “Schweizer Wanderwege”, and to advise us of into the Eschheimertal. To the right along the edge of such errors. Thank you. the wood, we walk slightly downhill past flowery me- adows until we come to the parking spaces Wolfsbuck Texts: Winfried Erbach, Joe Weber and Otto Dudle (manuscript reader) and Gretzenacker (564m), some 45 minutes after lea- Translated from German by Hans Bamert ving Hägliloo. These parking spaces are situated at the Pictures: Winfried Erbach and others end of the road coming up from Schaffhausen, and Eschheimer valley 3 - (K) Hoher Randen - Schaffhausen - Tobel - jakobsweg.ch (K) Hoher Randen - Schaffhausen - Tobel - jakobsweg.ch - 4 Swiss border (Hoher Randen)- Schaffhausen Schaffhausen - Stammheim on which we go as far as Lahnbuck (536m). Here, we the railway line, we come to the Rhine and reach the leave the road and walk between maize fields in the di- place Langwiesen after 45 minutes, with its resting rection of the town. Soon we reach the first nice villas place and the outlook back to the Munot. From here, and single-family houses at the upper part of the slope the shady lane leads along the Rhine, in part on the above Schaffhausen. The route leads steeply downhill. broad embankment wall, and brings us in 20 minutes Through the mist, the towers of the old city emerge. to “Paradies”. Near the Rhine ferry stands the inn of that Then we come to the town-part Riet (475m) where the name. Passing a paddle wheel, we come to the former city bus just stops. We withstand the temptation and convent of the order of St. Clare, by name of “Paradies”. make it on foot in 25 minutes to the railway station of Today, the convent is a vocational education centre of Schaffhausen Obertor tower Schaffhausen (403m). Monastery „Allerheilgen“ the firm Georg Fischer AG. The convent was endowed in 1257 by the count Hartmann the elder of Kyburg. Schaffhausen-Stammheim The convent church St. Michel can be viewed freely. 18 km, walking time about 5 hours The baroque church is now the parish church of the municipality of Schlatt. The route turns again towards The “Thurgauer Klosterweg” begins at the monaste- the Rhine and after some fields, reaches the Schaaren- ry All Saints in the old town of Schaffhausen. First, it wald, marked as nature preserve. Past a bathing place leads along the Rhine to Diessenhofen, and then via with meadow and fire-place, the route returns into Stammheim and Frauenfeld to Tobel. All Saints was the wood. On an instruction path we learn that even founded in 1049 by count Eberhard von Nellenburg. the rare lady’s shoe can be found, and that the king- At first, we enter the former monastery church (today Abbey „Kreuzgang“ fisher breeds in the reeds. Partly as a shore-path with reformed minster).
Load more

Recommended publications
  • 80.823 Frauenfeld - Stammheim - Diessenhofen Stand: 12
    FAHRPLANJAHR 2021 80.823 Frauenfeld - Stammheim - Diessenhofen Stand: 12. Oktober 2020 Montag–Freitag ohne allg. Feiertage ohne 1.5. 82301 82303 82305 82307 82309 82311 82313 82315 82317 82319 82321 Frauenfeld, Bahnhof 05 16 05 46 06 16 07 16 07 37 08 16 09 16 10 16 11 16 Frauenfeld, 05 18 05 48 06 18 07 18 07 39 08 18 09 18 10 18 11 18 Schaffhauserplatz Frauenfeld, Sportplatz 05 19 05 49 06 19 07 19 07 40 08 19 09 19 10 19 11 19 Weiningen TG, Dorfplatz 05 25 05 55 06 25 07 25 07 46 08 25 09 25 10 25 11 25 Hüttwilen, Oberdorf 07 53 Hüttwilen, Zentrum 05 29 05 59 06 29 07 29 08 29 09 29 10 29 11 29 Nussbaumen TG, 05 32 06 02 06 32 07 32 08 32 09 32 10 32 11 32 Schulhaus Oberstammheim, Post 05 36 06 06 06 36 07 36 08 36 09 36 10 36 11 36 Stammheim, Bahnhof 05 38 06 08 06 16 06 38 07 16 07 38 08 38 09 38 10 38 11 38 Schlattingen, 05 42 06 12 06 20 06 42 07 20 07 42 08 42 09 42 10 42 11 42 Hauptstrasse Basadingen, Unterdorf 05 44 06 14 06 22 06 44 07 22 07 44 08 44 09 44 10 44 11 44 Diessenhofen, Bahnhof 05 51 06 21 06 30 06 51 07 30 07 51 08 51 09 51 10 51 11 51 82323 82325 82327 82329 82331 82333 82335 82337 82339 82341 82343 Frauenfeld, Bahnhof 12 16 13 16 14 16 15 16 16 16 16 51 17 16 17 51 Frauenfeld, 12 18 13 18 14 18 15 18 16 18 16 53 17 18 17 53 Schaffhauserplatz Frauenfeld, Sportplatz 12 19 13 19 14 19 15 19 16 19 16 54 17 19 17 54 Weiningen TG, Dorfplatz 12 25 13 25 14 25 15 25 16 25 17 00 17 25 18 00 Hüttwilen, Oberdorf 17 07 18 07 Hüttwilen, Zentrum 12 29 13 29 14 29 15 29 16 29 17 29 Nussbaumen TG, 12 32 13 32 14 32 15 32 16
    [Show full text]
  • Amtsblatt Für Den Kanton Schaffhausen
    19/2020 8. Mai 2020 Amtsblatt für den Kanton Schaffhausen Inhalt Handelsregistereinträge ...................................................706 Erlasse..............................................................................713 Stellenausschreibungen ...................................................721 Eigentumserwerbe an Grundstücken ...............................725 Ausschreibungen von Baugesuchen ................................739 Gerichtliche Bekanntmachungen......................................742 Schuldbetreibung und Konkurs ........................................743 Weitere Publikationen.......................................................746 Aus den Verhandlungen des Regierungsrates .................747 706 Amtsblatt für den Kanton Schaffhausen Nr. 19 / 08.05.2020 Handelsregistereinträge Neueintrag Die aufgeführte Rechtseinheit wurde ins Handelsregister aufgenommen und ist rechtsfä- hig. Publikation nach HRegV Art. 9 und Art. 35. Neueintragung The Swiss Way Inh. Ante Barjasic, Thayngen The Swiss Way Inh. Ante Barjasic, in Thayngen, CHE-315.742.827, c/o Ante Bar- jasic, Blumenstrasse 20, 8240 Thayngen, Einzelunternehmen (Neueintragung). Zweck: Erbringung von Dienstleistungen im Bereich Vertrieb und Einkauf sowie Handel mit Waren aller Art. Eingetragene Personen: Barjasic, Ante, deutscher Staatsangehöriger, in Thayngen, Inhaber, mit Einzelunterschrift. Tagesregister-Nr. 698 vom 30.04.2020. Kontaktstelle: Handelsregisteramt des Kantons Schaffhausen Mutation Die Mutation der aufgeführten Rechtseinheit wurde im Handelsregister
    [Show full text]
  • Lessons for Public Transport and Density in Peri-Urban Australia Title
    Watching the Swiss: Lessons for public transport and density in peri-urban Australia Title: Watching the Swiss: Lessons for public transport and density in peri-urban Australia Running head: Lessons for peri-urban public transport Key words: urban density; public transport; peri-urban; Australia; Switzerland Word Count: Approximately 5000 words. Author: Tim Petersen PhD Candidate, University of Melbourne. Funded by the Australasian Centre for Governance and Management of Urban Transport. Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning The University of Melbourne Victoria 3010 [email protected] 0428 220 082 Abstract According to conventional wisdom, small towns and settlements on the fringes of Australian cities are impossible to serve by public transport. Low population densities mean that public transport cannot attract enough passengers to be viable, let alone have any significant impact on levels of car use. The case of semi-rural Switzerland challenges this consensus. Villages around Zurich- Winterthur have population densities comparable to semi-rural Australia, but journey- to-work figures show their public transport mode share exceeding those of most Australian capital cities. While there are obvious differences in urban form, the greatest contrast may be in public transport planning methods and supply policies. This paper compares the settlements in Zurich's Weinland region with those on Victoria's Bellarine Peninsula, focussing in particular on population density and journey-to-work mode shares. In analysing the similarities and differences, it also introduces the Weinland’s transport planning methods (explored in greater detail in Petersen 2009) which appear to be critical to its success. It therefore challenges Australian transport policy makers to reconsider the traditional approach to public transport planning in the commuter belts of Australian cities.
    [Show full text]
  • Ausgabe 04 Vom August 2014 [Pdf, 5.0
    Drehschiibe_August_2014_Layout 1 18.08.14 10:44 Seite 1 EINKLINGE RH N N Nr. 4 | August 2014 K E A S L U T E A N H B N A E C G H A W Ozielle Publikationen der Gemeinde Wagenhausen ETZWILEN Liebe Einwohnerinnen immer besser abgesicherten Umfeld gehört auch der Unterhalt der Spiel- und Einwohner nehmen alle möglichen Formen von geräte, der Autos, Velos etc., um de- Risikosportarten zu. Der Mensch ren Funktionstüchtigkeit und Sicher- Gedanken zur Kletterstange möchte seine Grenzen ausloten, et- heit auf lange Frist zu gewährleisten. Ich bin 5 Meter hoch, meine Stan- was Aufregendes erleben, Herausfor- Zu einem positiven und fördernden gen verlaufen auf der einen Seite derungen meistern, sich einem Risiko Umfeld gehört auch Geborgenheit. senkrecht, auf der andern leicht aussetzen. Sicherheit und Geborgenheit sind schräg. Grau angestrichen und für Ge- Wie können wir unser Umfeld at- Zwillinge. Nicht dasselbe, aber nahe nerationen von Kindern Herausforde- traktiv und spannend und trotzdem verwandt und beide unabdingbar. rung, Stolz oder Überforderung. Auf sicher gestalten? Die besten Sicher- Auch unsere Beziehungen brauchen vielen Schulanlagen bin ich ver- heitsvorkehrungen nützen wenig, Pflege und Unterhalt, wenn sie lang- schwunden, weil ich zu gefährlich sei. wenn wir keine Eigenverantwortung fristig bestehen sollen. Wie sicher müssen wir unsere Umge- wahrnehmen. Mit unseren Kindern Unser Sporttag liegt zwei Monate bung gestalten? Zertifizierte Spielge- das Verhalten auf den Strassen ein- zurück. Die Kinder haben sich gemes- räte, Velohelme, Leuchtwesten, Rad- üben. Lernen, wie man klettert und sen im Schnellauf, Langstreckenlauf, und Fusswege, Geländer ab 1 Meter im Rhein badet. Je besser wir unsere Hochsprung, Ballwurf, Weitsprung Fallhöhe, Dreipunktgurten, Ge- Kids in einen selbstverständlichen und Stangenklettern.
    [Show full text]
  • The False Basel Earthquake of May 12, 1021
    View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by RERO DOC Digital Library J Seismol (2008) 12:125–129 DOI 10.1007/s10950-007-9071-1 ORIGINAL ARTICLE The false Basel earthquake of May 12, 1021 Gabriela Schwarz-Zanetti & Virgilio Masciadri & Donat Fäh & Philipp Kästli Received: 2 May 2007 /Accepted: 31 October 2007 / Published online: 7 December 2007 # Springer Science + Business Media B.V. 2007 Abstract The Basel (CH) area is a place with an epicenter located a few kilometers to the south of increased seismic hazard. Consequently, it is essential to Basel (Fäh et al. 2007). Nowadays, an event of this scrutinize a famous statement by Stumpf (Gemeiner size would cause estimated damage of up to 50 billion loblicher Eydgnoschafft Stetten, Landen und Völckeren euros for Switzerland only (Schmid and Schraft Chronikwirdiger thaaten beschreybung. Durch Johann 2000). In subsequent centuries, major seismic events Stumpffen beschriben, 1548) that allegedly a large occurred in the years 1357, 1428, 1572, 1610, 1650, earthquake took place in Basel in 1021. This can be and 1682, all reaching an intensity of VII. Since then, disproved unambiguously by applying historical and only minor earthquakes occurred (ECOS 2002 and philosophical methods. Fäh et al. 2003). Earthquakes in prehistoric times might have caused several earthquake-induced struc- Keywords Macroseismic . Middle Ages . Basel . tures, revealed by paleo-seismological investigations False earthquake . Historical seismology. of lake deposits in the Basel area (Becker et al. 2002). Critical assessment of sources Based on observations of two lakes, five events were detected. Three of them are most probably related to earthquakes that occurred between 180–1160 BC, 1 Introduction 8260–9040 BC, and 10720–11200 BC, respectively.
    [Show full text]
  • Response of Drainage Systems to Neogene Evolution of the Jura Fold-Thrust Belt and Upper Rhine Graben
    1661-8726/09/010057-19 Swiss J. Geosci. 102 (2009) 57–75 DOI 10.1007/s00015-009-1306-4 Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel, 2009 Response of drainage systems to Neogene evolution of the Jura fold-thrust belt and Upper Rhine Graben PETER A. ZIEGLER* & MARIELLE FRAEFEL Key words: Neotectonics, Northern Switzerland, Upper Rhine Graben, Jura Mountains ABSTRACT The eastern Jura Mountains consist of the Jura fold-thrust belt and the late Pliocene to early Quaternary (2.9–1.7 Ma) Aare-Rhine and Doubs stage autochthonous Tabular Jura and Vesoul-Montbéliard Plateau. They are and 5) Quaternary (1.7–0 Ma) Alpine-Rhine and Doubs stage. drained by the river Rhine, which flows into the North Sea, and the river Development of the thin-skinned Jura fold-thrust belt controlled the first Doubs, which flows into the Mediterranean. The internal drainage systems three stages of this drainage system evolution, whilst the last two stages were of the Jura fold-thrust belt consist of rivers flowing in synclinal valleys that essentially governed by the subsidence of the Upper Rhine Graben, which are linked by river segments cutting orthogonally through anticlines. The lat- resumed during the late Pliocene. Late Pliocene and Quaternary deep incision ter appear to employ parts of the antecedent Jura Nagelfluh drainage system of the Aare-Rhine/Alpine-Rhine and its tributaries in the Jura Mountains and that had developed in response to Late Burdigalian uplift of the Vosges- Black Forest is mainly attributed to lowering of the erosional base level in the Back Forest Arch, prior to Late Miocene-Pliocene deformation of the Jura continuously subsiding Upper Rhine Graben.
    [Show full text]
  • BLN 1411 Untersee – Hochrhein – Entwurf
    Bundesinventar der Landschaften und Naturdenkmäler von nationaler Bedeutung BLN BLN 1411 Untersee – Hochrhein – Entwurf Kanton Gemeinden Fläche Zürich Berg am Irchel, Bülach, Dachsen, Eglisau, Feuerthalen, Flaach, Flurlingen, 12 578 ha Freienstein-Teufen, Glattfelden, Hüntwangen, Laufen-Uhwiesen, Marthalen, Rheinau, Rorbas, Unterstammheim Schaffhausen Buchberg, Dörflingen, Hemishofen, Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Ramsen, Rüdlingen, Schaffhausen, Stein am Rhein Thurgau Basadingen-Schlattingen, Berlingen, Diessenhofen, Ermatingen, Eschenz, Gottlieben, Herdern, Homburg, Mammern, Raperswilen, Salenstein, Schlatt, Steckborn, Tägerwilen, Wagenhausen, Wäldi 1 BLN 1411 Untersee – Hochrhein – Entwurf Rhein zwischen Rüdlingen und Tössegg BLN 1411 Untersee – Hochrhein Stein am Rhein mit Kloster St. Georg, Schloss Naturschutzgebiet Scharen mit Sibirischer Schwertlilie Hohenklingen Töss vor der Mündung in den Rhein, Tössegg Ehemalige Stadtmauer, Bergkirche und Klosterinsel Rheinau 2 BLN 1411 Untersee – Hochrhein – Entwurf 1 Begründung der nationalen Bedeutung 1.1 Naturnahe See- und Flusslandschaft mit einer Vielzahl bedeutender landschafts- und kultur- geschichtlicher Zeugen. 1.2 Frei fliessender Seerhein sowie drei noch frei fliessende Abschnitte. 1.3 Längere Schluchtabschnitte mit bewaldeten Steilstufen. 1.4 Grosser Reichtum an vielfältigen Lebensräumen mit Bezug zur See- und Flusslandschaft. 1.5 Bedeutendes Überwinterungs- und Rastgebiet für Wasser- und Zugvögel. 1.6 Vorkommen seltener Pflanzen- und Tierarten. 1.7 Bedeutendes Gewässer für charakteristische
    [Show full text]
  • ISOS Diessenhofen
    Diessenhofen Kommunalplanung Diessenhofen, ® Gemeinde Diessenhofen, Bezirk Diessenhofen, Kanton Thurgau Grundlagenbericht Beilage 1 Ortsbilder Flugbild Bruno Pellandini 2007 © Amt für Denkmalpflege des Kantons Thurgau Landstädtchen mittelalterlichen Ur- sprungs auf Felssporn am Rhein mit Burg Unterhof und reformierter Kirche. Eindrückliche Silhouette und noch heute erlebbarer ehema- liger Stadtgraben als Trenngürtel zu den Vorstadtbereichen und Neu- bauquartieren. Imposante Häuser- reihen unmittelbar am Fluss. Kleinstadt/Flecken £££ Lagequalitäten £££ Räumliche Qualitäten £££ Architekturhistorische Qualitäten Siegfriedkarte 1883 Landeskarte 2002 1 Diessenhofen Gemeinde Diessenhofen, Bezirk Diessenhofen, Kanton Thurgau 1 Hauptgasse 2 3 4 Vorstadt 5 6 Oberhof und Rathaus 7 2 Diessenhofen Gemeinde Diessenhofen, Bezirk Diessenhofen, Kanton Thurgau Ortsbilder® 33 32 31 36 34 5 22 28 7 35 4 6 30 29 21 20 1 19 11 24 27 18 3 10 2 25 37 16 9 26 8 17 23 38 12 14 39 13 15 40 42 41 Fotostandorte 1: 10 000 Aufnahmen 2006: 1–42 8 Ref. Kirche, ehem. St. Dionysius 9 10 11 Hintergasse 3 Diessenhofen Gemeinde Diessenhofen, Bezirk Diessenhofen, Kanton Thurgau 12 13 Burg Unterhof 14 4 Diessenhofen Gemeinde Diessenhofen, Bezirk Diessenhofen, Kanton Thurgau Ortsbilder® 15 Gredhaus 16 17 Rheinbrücke, 1815/16 19 20 18 Rheinhalde 21 Schwaderloch 5 Diessenhofen Gemeinde Diessenhofen, Bezirk Diessenhofen, Kanton Thurgau 23 22 Hänkiturm und Hinteres Amtshaus 24 Schmiedgasse 25 Leuenhof, 1615 26 6 Diessenhofen Gemeinde Diessenhofen, Bezirk Diessenhofen, Kanton Thurgau Ortsbilder® 27 28 Ehem. Stadtgraben 29 30 Primarschulhaus, 1910/11 7 Diessenhofen Gemeinde Diessenhofen, Bezirk Diessenhofen, Kanton Thurgau 31 Östlicher Zugang zur Altstadt 32 33 34 Bahnhofstrasse 36 35 Kath. Pfarrkirche Bruder Klaus, 1966/67 37 8 Diessenhofen Gemeinde Diessenhofen, Bezirk Diessenhofen, Kanton Thurgau Ortsbilder® 38 Ortseingang West 39 40 Ehem.
    [Show full text]
  • 1.2020 Gmeindsinfo
    März bis Juni 2020 MITTEILUNGEN AUS DER GEMEINDEKANZLEI Heizung ersetzen - Klima schützen - Geld sparen Erneuerbare Heizsysteme reduzieren den CO2- Ausstoss und sind langfristig kostengünstig. Das Pro- gramm «erneuerbar heizen» unterstützt Hauseigentü- merinnen und Hauseigentümer dabei, diese Chance beim Heizungswechsel zu nutzen. An der «Sprech- einbezogen, so sind erneuerbare Heizungssysteme, stunde Energie» wird das Beratungsangebot vorge- über die ganze Lebensdauer gerechnet, kostengünsti- stellt. ger als Feuerungen mit fossilen Brennstoffen. Als zeit- gemässe, wirtschaftliche Lösungen stehen Wärmepum- Noch immer sind zwei von drei Bauten in der Schweiz pen, Sonnenkollektoren, Holzfeuerungen und, sofern mit fossiler Energie, also mit Öl oder Erdgas, beheizt vorhanden, Anschlüsse an Wärmenetze im Vorder- und tragen an den hohen CO2-Ausstoss des Gebäude- grund. parks bei. Um die Energie- und Klimaziele zu errei- chen, muss ein Umstieg bei den Heizungen erfolgen. Neue Vorschriften Heizungsersatz Dazu will das Programm «erneuerbar heizen» mit einer Ausserdem informieren Fachleute an der Sprechstunde Informationskampagne und Impulsberatung einen Bei- über die neuen Vorschriften des revidierten Energienut- trag leisten. zungsgesetzes. Sind Öl- und Gasheizungen noch zu- lässig? Fördert der Kanton weiterhin den Heizungser- Wirtschaftliche Lösungen aufzeigen satz mit erneuerbaren Energien? Warum lohnt es sich, Im Rahmen der «Sprechstunde Energie» stellen aus- eine Elektroheizung auszuwechseln? Auf solche gebildete Berater das Angebot vor. Dieses hat zum Fragen erhält das Publikum Antworten und einen Über- Ziel, Hauseigentümerinnen und Hauseigentümer beim blick über das neue Gesetz im Bereich des Heizungs- Heizungswechsel zu unterstützen und sie rechtzeitig ersatzes. Im Anschluss an die Referate können die über geeignete Alternativen zu fossilen Energieträgern Teilnehmenden eigene Problemstellungen in die offene zu informieren. Denn werden die Betriebskosten mit Diskussionsrunde einbringen.
    [Show full text]
  • Stability of Travel Behaviour: Thurgau 2003
    Research Collection Working Paper Stability of Travel Behaviour: Thurgau 2003 Author(s): Löchl, Michael Publication Date: 2005 Permanent Link: https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000066687 Rights / License: In Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Permitted This page was generated automatically upon download from the ETH Zurich Research Collection. For more information please consult the Terms of use. ETH Library Stability of Travel Behaviour: Thurgau 2003 Michael Löchl Travel Survey Metadata Series 16 Travel Survey Metadata Series 16 Stability of Travel Behaviour: Thurgau 2003 Michael Löchl IVT ETH Zürich Zürich Phone: +41 44 633 62 58 Fax: +41 44 633 10 57 [email protected] Abstract Within the project, a six week travel survey has been conducted among 230 persons from 99 households in Frauenfeld and the surrounding areas in Canton Thurgau from August until December 2003. The design built on the questionnaire used in the German project Mobidrive, but developed the set of questions further. All trip destinations of the survey have been geocoded. Moreover, route alternatives for private motorised transport and public transport have been calculated. Moreover, the collected data has been compared with the National Travel Survey 2000 (Mikrozensus zum Verkehrsverhalten 2000), whereas differences in terms of sociodemographic characteristics of the respondents and particularly their travel behaviour couldn't be observed except for an higher proportion of GA and Halbtax ownership. For example, the average trip frequency per person and day is almost the same. In order to check for possible fatigue effects of the amount of reported trips, several GLM (Generalised Linear Model) and poisson regression models have been estimated besides descriptive analysis.
    [Show full text]
  • From the Rhine Falls to Lake Constance. 2019 Welcome
    Schaffhauserland From the Rhine Falls to Lake Constance. 2019 Welcome. Lookout point Nature reserve Lookout tower Golf course Castle Swimming pool Tourist information Waterway Youth hostel National border Parking area Border crossing Scale: 1:25000 Welcome to a piece of paradise Front cover: The Munot, Schaffhausen’s landmark, has had a female guard since May 2017. Karola Lüthi is the first woman to take on this role. She rings the Munotglöggli bell When you feel the fine spray on your skin at every night at 9 pm. the Rhine Falls, leisurely drift to the very cen- tre of one of the most beautiful river landscapes TOURIST ATTRACTIONS • The Rhine Falls 4 in Europe, or enjoy one of the deliciously fruity • Schaffhausen city 8 wines from the Schaffhausen pinot noir area, • Stein am Rhein 16 • Blauburgunderland pinot noir area 20 it really feels like paradise. Schaffhauserland • Refreshing moments 24 has always been a place of inspiration. This • Family 26 • Adventure 30 is where Florentine Ariosto Jones founded the • Biking/hiking 36 International Watch Company (IWC) over • Culture 38 • Gourmet cuisine 42 150 years ago, for example. • Nightlife 44 Today, the old town of Schaffhausen may be PROVIDERS AND INFORMATION • Hotel 48 picturesque, but time has not stood still. • Backpacker/Bed&Breakfast 53 Shopping, taking a relaxing stroll and enjoying • Holiday home 56 • Youth hostel/Camping 58 culture are the order of the day. The same • Farm living/Barrel/Teepee 59 is true further up the Rhine in the historic town • Group accommodation 60 • Restaurant 60 of Stein am Rhein. • Functions 69 • Besen-Beiz/Food on the farm 70 A glass of wine from the Schaffhausen pinot noir • Catering 71 area is the perfect end to an eventful day.
    [Show full text]
  • Stammheim 2009 23
    Springkonkurrenz Stammheim 2009 23. / 24. Mai 2009 Samstag: Kombinierte Prüfung Dressur - Springen 1912-2009 OKV Junioren A+S Cup Dragonerspringen Sonntag: Freie Springprüfungen Schauprogramm RI und RII - Springen Gedeckte Festwirtschaft mit reichhaltigem Angebot für Gross und Klein. «S’hätt für alli öppis». SPRINGKONKURRENZ 2009 STAMMHEIM Gestaltung Verband Ostschweizerischer Konzepte Kavallerie- und Drucksachen Reitvereine Beschriftungen Programm Freitag, 22. Mai 2009 ab 17.00 Uhr Vereinsspringen Vereinsspringen in 3 Stufen kleine Festwirtschaft Samstag, 23. Mai 2009 7.30 Uhr Komb. Prüfung, Dressur Preis vom Schloss Girsberg Familie Henry Bodmer, Zollikerberg Plaketten: Mirror-Polish AG, Basadingen Flots: Velosport Fridolin Keller, Unterstammheim 10.30 Uhr Komb. Prüfung, Springen A Zm 12.00 Uhr OKV Junioren A & S Cup Preis der Leihkasse Stammheim Springen A Zm Plaketten: Bahnhofgarage Walther, Unterstammheim Flots: Beat Wirth, Sanitär-Heizungen, Oberstammheim anschl. OKV Junioren A & S Cup Stilprüfung 15.00 Uhr Dragonerspringen, A Zm Preis der Stammertaler Winzer M. & H. Glesti, Oberstammheim, M & K. Keller, Waltalingen Stammheimer-Winzer Genossenschaft, Oberstammheim Plaketten: Metzgerei zur Krone, Unterstammheim Flots: RUBA Objekteinrichtungen, Oberneunforn anschl. Dragonerspringen, Preis der Dragoner Zweiphasen A Zm Senioren des RV Stammheimertal Plaketten: Vereinigung Alte Garde anschl. Gesangseinlage vom Flots: Senioren des RV Stammheimertal Dragonerchörli Sonntag, 24. Mai 2009 08.00 Uhr Freie Prüfung, A Zm Preis vom Gasthof zum
    [Show full text]