St.Gallen

The flag of St. Gallen represents the identity of one of eastern Switzerland's historic cantons. Its symbols reflect the canton's heritage, regional pride, and long-standing traditions.

The Canton of St. Gallen was established in 1803. It is renowned for the Abbey of Saint Gall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as its important role in Switzerland's textile and embroidery industries.

Official Name: Canton of St. Gallen
Country: Switzerland
Continent: Europe
Capital: St. Gallen
Population: Approx. 530,000
Currency: Swiss Franc (CHF)

Famous Attractions:
• Abbey of Saint Gall
• Abbey Library
• Säntis Mountain
• Walensee
• Rapperswil

St. Gallen is renowned for its UNESCO-listed abbey, Alpine scenery, beautiful lakes, historic towns, and rich textile heritage. Visitors enjoy cultural landmarks, hiking, winter sports, and authentic Swiss hospitality.