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Holidays to Konstanz (Lake Constance)

Konstanz is the largest and liveliest town on Lake Constance, set right on the water where Germany meets Switzerland. Its beautifully preserved old town has changed little since the Middle Ages, while a buzzing university scene, mild climate and lakeside setting give it an almost Mediterranean feel. Wander between medieval squares, the towering Minster of Our Dear Lady and the busy harbour with its famous Imperia statue, or simply relax at a café along the promenade. It makes the perfect base for exploring the lake, the surrounding vineyards and the nearby Alps.

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Today, it is a lively university town offering a wide range of recreational activities for young and old. The town on Lake Constance has managed to keep itself true to the long-standing traditions of trade and culture right up until the present day, adding many new aspects along the way.

The town really comes to life when you take a walk through the old town of Konstanz which has remained relatively unchanged since the Middle Ages.

The town is uniquely located on the shores of Lake Constance and the River Rhine and this, together with its close proximity to Switzerland, Austria and Liechtenstein, makes Konstanz the ideal spot for a holiday destination and a stopping-off point for all manner of excursions in the surrounding region.

What to do

  • Former Citizens Hospital ‘ Zum Heiligen Geist’
  • Imperial Fountain
  • Haus ‘Zum Rosengarten’
  • Bodanplatz & Bodanstrasse
  • Obermarkt Square
  • St. Stephens Church
  • Minster of Our Dear Lady
  • Rheintor & Pulverturm
  • Old Town Hall
  • ‘Imperial’ Harbour Statue

KONSTANZ TRAVEL FACTS

Arrival Airport: Zurich  |  Transfer Time from airport: 1 hour 10 mins (rail) / 1 hour (driving)  |  810km from Calais

(Information is approximate and subject to change / rail transfers are not always direct and may involve changing trains).

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