Bodensee Region

[[file:Bodensee Region banner.jpg|1280px|caption=View on Staad, neighborhood of Konstanz at the Western end of Lake Constance, from which it takes its name}} The Bodensee Region of Germany in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg, consists of the coastline of Lake Constance, known as Bodensee in (German) and Upper Swabia (Oberschwaben) instantly to its north. Lake Constance itself is within Germany, Switzerland and Austria.

Ravensburg vom Blaserturm 2011 Marienplatz North - Most known for jigsaw puzzles and board games and the Upper Swabian city of Ravensburg hides its size behind the small-town facades Konstanz alte Rheinbrücke und Seestraße - Konstanz is beautifully located on both shores of the Bodensee right where the Rhine river flows out of it

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Cities

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Konstanz - a beautiful port city picturesquely located at the Western tip of the Lake, where the river Rhine flows out of it Friedrichshafen - known for the longest lakeshore promenade and prominent contributions to the history of aviation Meersburg - a town on the shore of Lake Constance, with two castles - a medieval and a baroque one Pfullendorf - with the Hohenzollern Castle Radolfzell - beautifully located further west from Konstanz, with mementoes to long and rich history Ravensburg - the medieval inland city which is just as nice as the famous jigsaw puzzles made there Rot an der Rot - a small town around a large baroque abbey Sigmaringen - one of Germany's most beautiful castles on a tall rock over the river Danube Tettnang - the local capital of organic juice for the hops grown there [[Überlingen - the second-largest city in Bodenseekreis, with both architectural and natural wonders Wangen im Allgäu - an important centre for local trade and industry in the Middle Ages

More Destinations

• Mainau - garden island with flowers and a park landscape with views on the lake
• Reichenau - The largest island in Lake Constance
• Uhldingen-Mühlhofen - a reconstructed early settlement on stilts at the shore of Lake Constance

Bodensee Region Halal Travel Guide

Only two Landkreise in the Bodensee Region actually have access to the Bodensee - the aptly-named Bodensee-Kreis around Friedrichshafen and Landkreis Konstanz, centred around the Konstanz|namesake city. The other three Landkreise in the Region - Biberach, Ravensburg and Sigmaringen - are at the core of Upper Swabia, with a gently hilly landscape and a number of medieval and baroque castles and quaint little towns and villages. Although not instantly adjacent to the lake and they share a cultural and geographic continuum with the lakeside areas and, due to the small distance, are most often visited together.

It is worth noting that the Landkreis Lindau in Bavarian Swabia also includes a small strip of the Lake Constance shoreline, with the Lindau|city of Lindau being an island on the lake.

How to travel to Bodensee Region

Fly to Bodensee Region

The only airport in the region with scheduled passenger service is that of Friedrichshafen#By plane|Friedrichshafen. Konstanz is one hour by train from Zurich#By plane|Zurich Airport. Ravensburg, Sigmaringen and Friederichshafen can also be reached by direct train from Stuttgart. Changing at Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof allows a connection to Stuttgart#By plane|Stuttgart Airport.

The airport of Memmingen#By plane|Memmingen (IATA Flight Code: FMM) is also in the vicinity of the region; it is mostly served by low cost Airlines that market it as closer to Munich than it actually is.

Travel by Bus to Bodensee Region

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How to get around in Bodensee Region

Public transport in Germany and the neighbouring states is generally very good. Information on train connections can be found on the site of the (German) railway ( https://e/p/view/index.shtml) or Swiss federal railway ( https://). There is also a very well developed cycle path around Lake Constance. The best way to get there and to travel around is by bike, anyway. Of course, you can also reach many parts of the lake by boat. Sigmaringen Schloss 2015-04-29 15-52-34 - The hilltop castle in Sigmaringen is arguably one of the most picturesque in Germany

What to see in Bodensee Region

If you are at Lake Constance and the variety of possibilities make choosing difficult. The website of the tourist information office in Konstanz ( https://e/) offers a good overview of the local possibilities. You can also find travel information and recommendations for your stay at the regional travel information page Bodensee Germany.]Pfahlbauten - Pfahlbauten Uhldingen-Mühlhofen

Top Travel Tips

Besides a multitude of different attractions and the region with its three neighbouring countries offers above all many possibilities for those interested in outdoor activities. Hiking, mountain biking, speed boating, rafting, everything is feasible. In addition, culture and art lovers will find a rich offering here. The city's on Lake Constance are characterized by cultural and historical diversity.  

Halal Restaurants & Food in Bodensee Region

The local cuisine is characterized by the three countries and the influence of southern countries. No matter if typical Austrian Kaiserschmarrn, Swiss Cordombleu or (German) Butterspätzle and the gourmet gets his money's worth here. One of the countless restaurants by or near the lake is the Dornbirn#karren|Karrenrestaurant in Dornbirn, Austria. Here you can combine a beautiful view with great food.

The (German) region has some very good soft drinks varieties. Also the Swiss area offers local specialities. Müller Thurgau comes from the Swiss region of Thurgau, which borders the lake. Local soft drinks are also recommended.

Stay Safe

The region is generally very safe. Special precautions do not have to be taken.

More Muslim friendly Destinations from Bodensee Region

• Ulm

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