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Beautiful in any season, especially nice with autumn decorations.

Quiet path along the stream without car traffic

Wide cycle path with very good asphalt - here you can cycle quickly and easily.

The Catholic parish church of St. Jodokus is a church building that defines the townscape in Immenstaad on Lake Constance. The parish belongs to the Meersburg pastoral unit in the Linzgau deanery of the Archdiocese of Freiburg.[1] The patron saint is St. Jodokus. A Gothic choir, an old tower, and a more recent church building have merged into a single unit. The small parish originally had a small chapel and was a branch of the parish in Bermatingen, about three hours' walk away. Bermatingen belonged to the Cistercian Abbey of Salem. The believers from Immenstaad wanted their own pastor because of the long walk, but this was vehemently rejected by the Abbey of Salem. The congregation turned to (Anti-)Pope John XXIII, who resided in Bologna. They converted the chapel into a church and established a cemetery. After the Council of Constance, the congregation was elevated to a parish.

Completely flat section – it's a great place to make some good progress. Cars aren't allowed here, so traffic is limited to cyclists and pedestrians.

The Lake Constance cycle path is really great.

Nice little bistro with a view from the 65m high church tower.

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