St. Gallen

St. Gallen (Sankt Gallen; French Saint-Gall) is the capital of the Canton of St. Gallen in Switzerland. It evolved from the hermitage of Saint Gall founded in the 7th century. Nowadays it is a large cosmopolitan city with good transport links to the rest of the country and to neighbouring Germany. Gustav Adolf, former king of Sweden, spent the last years of his life in St. Gallen, and finally died there in 1837. Notable buildings include:

Geography

St. Gallen is situated in the north-eastern part of Switzerland.

Transportation

The A1 motorway links St. Gallen with St. Margrethen, Zrich, Bern and Geneva.

External links

 

<< PreviousWord BrowserNext >>
himiltrude
santorum
hildegard
uss tallahassee
fastrada
troika (dance)
joe adonis
luitgard
congregational holiness church
tupac katari
surplus
terran empire
agreed measures for the conservation of antarctic fauna and flora
jra
shall the dust praise thee?
uss blueback (ss 581)
uss blueback (ss 326)
uss blueback
hethum i of armenia
capital ship
stealth aircraft
fujita airlines
spp
egp
epl
uss atlanta (cl 51)
leo iii of armenia
international pentecostal church of christ
uss bridgeport
barnstable (village), massachusetts
safeway
centerville, barnstable, massachusetts
rentboy
light horse field ambulance
uss attu (cve 102)
christmas pudding
virginia postrel
itemp
dhaka division
2003 loya jirga
greater short toed lark
h. john heinz iii
list of desk forms and types
chucho avellanet