Meersburg Castle
The oldest inhabited castle in Germany is the region's landmark and one of the main attractions on Lake Constance.
The oldest inhabited castle in Germany is the region's landmark and one of the main attractions on Lake Constance.
The "Hörnle" is the lido in Constance, with a large sunbathing lawn, kiosk, playground, mud area, swimming and sports ...
Shopping at Lake Constance Large malls or small boutiques There are countless shopping opportunities in Constance and on Lake Constance. ...
You can't get any closer to the underwater world without getting wet.
Here you will find more than 3000 animals in ...
Not far from Lake Constance on the "Bodanrück" is the Allensbach Wildlife & Leisure Park with its slide tower, children's ...
Use your time out at Lake Constance for a round of tennis. Whether it's just to play or for targeted ...
The island of Mainau in Lake Constance, known for its flowers, has a lot to offer for young and old ...
The Arenenberg Palace and Park is the only German-language museum on Napoleonic history. It is located in Switzerland 10 km ...
The Lake Constance region around Constance offers various options for a round of golf.
Boat cruises on upper and lower Lake Constance, across the Rhine to the Rhine Falls.
Art, culture and history – these are the themes in the Rosgarten Museum in the city center. The highlight is ...
Within walking distance of the Hotel 47°, you can enjoy a refreshing dip in the Seerhein with a view of ...
A climbing forest, a sensory trail and a beer garden await you in the Mainau adventure forest near the island ...
Everything here revolves around the archaeological finds in and around Konstanz.
The Council of Constance has always been a meeting place. It was built between 388 and 1398, and a new ...
The rental station for the bike rental system "konrad" in Constance is just a 3-minute walk from Hotel 47°.
The outdoor pool at Bodenseetherme Constance is open during the summer months. With a 50 metre pool, children's and baby ...
Opened in 1922, the archaeological museum displays reconstructions of pile dwellings from the Stone and Bronze Ages.
