The Minster of Our Lady in Constance is located in the vicinity of Wigoltingen – a specific point of reference for travelers interested in ecclesiastical culture. You can rent a holiday apartment in Wigoltingen.
In the wider regional surroundings of Wigoltingen are Bodenburg, Hegi Castle, Girsberg Castle, Kohlfirst, Schwarzenberg, and Ramser Schüppel. Nollen is located in the vicinity of Wigoltingen. The page on Wagerswil also provides further information about the area.
Culture and History
Wigoltingen has a documented ecclesiastical history: The parish once extended from the Thur to the Seerücken, and the locality joined the Reformation in 1528.
Wigoltingen is a municipality and locality in the Swiss canton of Thurgau and belongs to the Weinfelden district.
Wigoltingen is first documented in 889; historical references also mention its church in 1155, an opening charter from 1403, and a battle near Wigoltingen in 1445 during the Old Zürich War.
Local cultural life is described as being largely organized by associations, with choirs and sports clubs as examples.
The chapel of Raperswilen has been a filial church of Wigoltingen since at least the 17th century.
