as a clockmaker. Stein is also home to a show dairy. The various processes of cheesemaking can be watched from a gallery above the churns and vats. The village center was built in the 18th century and includes the village church. The church was built in 1749 by Jakob and Hans Ulrich Grubenmann, and renovated in 1832/1833 by Gebhard Moosbrugger. Between the hamlet of Störgel and the Haggen section of St. Gallen, is the highest foot bridge in Europe. The Ganggelibrugg (wacky bridge) stretches over the wide Sitter river canyon and is above the river. This bridge is the most used bridge in Switzerland for suicide. Heritage sites of national significance The Appenzeller Volkskunde-Museum, Eisensteg Zweibruggen (shared with St Gallen), Gmündertobel Bridge (with Teufen), Urnäschbrücke im Kubel (bridge shared with Herisau) and the Wattbach Bridge (shared with Teufen and St Gallen) are listed as heritage sites of national significance. References Cultural property of national significance in Appenzell Ausserrhoden Municipalities of Appenzell Ausserrhoden