Travel Guide to Lake Constance in Germany

Germany

Scenic spot introduction:

Lake Constance (German: Bodensee), also known as Lake Constance (English: Lake Constance), is located at the junction of Switzerland, Austria and Germany. It is jointly managed by the three countries. The lake area has beautiful scenery and charming landscapes. Lake Constance consists of three parts: Upper Lake (Obersee), Lower Lake (Untersee) and Seerhein ( Lake Ueberlinger ). With an area of 536 square kilometers and a maximum depth of 254 meters, Lake Constance is the largest freshwater lake in the German-speaking region, providing 18 million cubic meters of drinking water to the local 4.5 million residents every year.

Attractions distribution:

Lake Constance is divided into the Upper Lake, Lake Ueberlinger The Rhine flows through the Upper and Lower Lakes. Lake Ueberlinger There are Mainau Island ; In the lower lake there is reichenau i. (Island of Reichenau), reichenau i. It has both beautiful natural scenery and world cultural heritage. There are three Roman churches on the island, including the one in Oberzell. St. George's Church In addition to the Minster of St.Georg, the St Mary and St Magus Church (Minster of St.Maria und Markus) and Niederzell Church of St. Peter and St. Paul (St.Peter und Paul Church).

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, photography, vacation, architecture, religion, culture, lake

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Europe > Germany

How to get there:

1. From Bavaria to Lake Constance. First, go to Lindau. Lindau is located in Bavaria, so the most economical way to get there is to buy a state ticket. After arriving in Lindau, take a train or cruise ship via Friedrichshafen to Konstanz, and finally take a train from Konstanz to Schaffhausen in Switzerland to see the Rhine Falls.

2. From Baden-Württemberg to Lake Constance. First arrive at Konstanz. Konstanz is located in Baden-Württemberg, so the most economical way is to buy the state ticket directly, and then take the train from Konstanz to Schaffhausen in Switzerland to the west, and to Lindau in Bavaria to the east.