Wangen Pile Dwellings and Fischerhaus Museum

In June 2011 the pile dwellings of Öhningen-Wangen were included in the UNESCO World Heritage.

Wangen-Hinterhorn was discovered in 1856 as the first prehistoric lakeside settlement in the shallow water zone on Lake Constance. The finds ended up in British, French and German museums. The sequence of layers at the site shows three settlement phases with important reference complexes for the early and middle "Pfyner culture" and elements of the "Michelsberg culture", and several layers of the "Horgen culture" are represented. Large parts of the cultural layers with the remains of burned houses and exceptionally well-preserved textiles are still lying undisturbed in the ground.

The route near Wangen has been significantly improved and you can now get off the road at the campsite and past a beer garden.