Guttingen

Guttingen is a municipality in the Kreuzlingen district in the canton of Thurgau of Switzerland. Agriculture, shipping and fishing were traditionally the main economic activities in Guttingen. In the 19th century cattle and dairy farming changed traditional agriculture. In 1861 a dairy cooperative was opened. At the beginning of the 20th century, the vineyards were replaced with fruit gardens. In 1920, the agricultural cooperative was established.

In 1835, Die-Works was opened in a Turkisch Rotgarn an Elisrin Red Color village. By 1900, one embroidery factory was also moved to Guttingen. Apart from large-scale agriculture and a fruit trading company at the end of the 20th century, most of the jobs in the village are in medium commercial and industrial occupations. If you want to avoid the aggressive nature of the everyday life found in the vastness of experience of rest and relaxation and unforgettable nature.

Light climate, unique views of Lake Constance and Pearls beat every heart rapidly. And after the increase in the sea route, you can plunge into the lake and the bathing place in cold water. And so that the palate is not too small, a fireplace is also ready. Relax on a stroll through Guttingerwald; Well developed forest trails are available. A harbor is available for boat lovers with guest seats. And those who do not like to sleep out like countless summer camps in Gottingen, they can choose a good home.