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Day 1: Arrival in Constance.
Individual arrival to Constance where you enjoy the old town centre, visit Mainau, the island of flowers, or the monastery island Reichenau.
Day 2: Constance to Öhningen/Diessenhofen, 31 / 19 miles ( 50 km / 30 km)
Your cycle tour leads you from Constance past Reichenau Island and onto the old
imperial town of Radolfzell. You will continue on to the picturesque peninsula
Höri. Your overnight destination is located picturesquely with the impressive collegiate church over the lake.
Day 3: Öhningen/Diessenhofen to Überlingen, 28 / 34 miles (45 km / 55 km)
The start of your ride today will lead you through the almost completely preserved medieval town Stein am Rhein. You will cycle along the Swiss shores of the lake back to Konstanz. In Wallhausen you will board a boat and disembark in Überlingen with its late gothic style cathedral and beautiful health resort park and lake walkway.
Day 4: Überlingen to Region Kressbronn, 31 / 34 miles (50 km / 55 km)
From Überlingen you will cycle to Friedrichshafen, where you can visit the Zeppelin museum. You will pass by the baroque pilgrimage church of Birnau and the ancient town of Meersburg on the way. In Nonnenhorn you will reach the border crossing of the old Württenberg-Bavarian border.

Day 5: Kressbronn to Rorschach, 27 / 34 miles (44 km / 55 km)
Today you will travel towards the Bavarian town of Lindau, which is picturesquely situated on an island. Then you will head on towards Bregenz. The capital town of Vorarlberg is famous for its annual drama festival on the largest lake theatre in the world. You will then pass through an important nature reserve on the Rhein delta.
Day 6: Region Rorschach to Constance, 28 / 19 miles (45 km / 30 km)
The last day of your tour leads you through Romanshorn, the most important Swiss
harbour on Lake Constance. You will pass many villages full with wooden framed
houses on your way back to Constance. You can visit Mainau island today if you
haven’t already done so.
Day 7: Departure from Constance.
End of the holiday so time to make your way home |