Münchwilen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A section of the Thurgau Circular Hiking Trail leads north from the post office in Münchwilen along the left bank of the Murg. This is well suited to a stay centred around a hike along the Murg.

Rent a Holiday Apartment in Münchwilen

When searching for accommodation, you can use the following information about the area and landscape as a guide for planning your trip.

Landscape

The Münchwilen–Affeltrangen hiking route offers views across the Murg Valley towards the Hörnli.

Culture

St. Margaret's Chapel is visited by pilgrims connected with the Way of St. James. This is well suited to a stay in which a visit to the chapel and its connection to the Way of St. James play a role.

St. Margaret's Chapel in Münchwilen was built in 1641–1642 and is included in the list of cultural assets of Münchwilen.

Geographical Location

The Münchwilen District is a district in the canton of Thurgau; Münchwilen is its capital.

The district's traditional landscape is called Hinterthurgau; in tourism advertising, the name Tannzapfenland is also used.

In the broader regional context, Hegi Castle, approximately 16.7 km to the west, and Girsberg Castle, approximately 25.1 km to the northwest of the mapped centre of Münchwilen District, are classified as named map features. Auenberg lies approximately 20.5 km to the south as a named map feature, while the Cathedral of Our Lady of Constance lies approximately 25.4 km to the northeast and Werd Island approximately 22.2 km to the northwest. Nollen is classified as a hill approximately 10.3 km to the east, and Alplispitz as a hill approximately 19.1 km to the south. The distances are approximate straight-line distances from the mapped centre of Münchwilen District.

Hiking Trails

The Thurgau Tannzapfen Trail is an 11.7-kilometre circular route that begins and ends in Fischingen in Münchwilen District. HiiKER rates it as moderate.

For further guidance when searching for accommodation, you can also visit the pages for Fischingen, Lommis, Münchwilen, Sirnach and Wuppenau, as well as Arbon, Frauenfeld and Bischofszell.

For the main travel overview: Thurgau.