リンダウ（ボーデンゼー）の湖・トップ20

A very beautiful raised bog near Sulzberg. Worth a visit at any time of year 🥰.

Nice to look at and good for biking

In 784 the name “wazzarburuc” appeared for the first time in a document from the monastery of St. Gallen. In the 10th century, this island fortress served as a refuge for the monasteries of St. Gallen. It is believed that between 925 and 955 the Hungarians dared to attack the St. Gallen monastery fortress Wasserburg with fire and sword, but this was possibly repelled despite a fire on the foothills. Traces of the excavations carried out in 1993 indicate this.[7] This document mentions a church of Saint George, which belongs to the monastery of St. Gallen. Until 1280, the Lords of Kisslegg, as ministerials of the monastery, were responsible for the rule of Wasserburg, then the rule went to the Lords of Schellenberg for 500 silver marks. They expanded Wasserburg into a fortress as a St. Gallen fiefdom (until 1826).

Lindau is a town on Lake Constance in the German state of Bavaria. It is known for its old town island. In the harbor are the statue of the Bavarian lion and the stone Lindau lighthouse overlooking the lake and mountains. The Mangturm from the 12th century, a former watchtower with a pointed tiled roof, stands on the lake promenade at the harbor. Near the restaurant-lined Maximilianstrasse is the Gothic old town hall with its painted façade. (Source: Google)

Just beautiful, whether day or night 🏞️🌇

Here you may have plenty of time to enjoy the great view, as the railway barrier is closed for up to 15 minutes at a time.

Much used path, caution and consideration is a matter of course here 😉. I didn't think the recommended barrier-free bypass made much sense...

The Lindau Lion (1856) is a monumental sculpture/stone figure on the left pier of the harbor. It represents the then new affiliation of the former free imperial city to the then and, from today's perspective, also former Kingdom of Bavaria (until 1918).