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No matter where you are from. Great view of Lake Constance.

beautiful scenery on Lake Constance

The Birnau Church towers high above Lake Constance as a landmark. This striking church is usually recognized from the lake or from the road above. Few know it as the site of the Margrave of Baden's wine from Salem. A visit inside is worthwhile.

The first farm buildings on this site were first documented in 1155. They served as a farmstead (granary) and a boat landing stage for Salem Abbey. The expansion to its present prestigious appearance took place after 1722 under Salem's Abbot Stephan I. Jung. After the expansion, the estate included a residential wing, a chapel, farm buildings, and a garden. The staff who cultivated the surrounding vineyards also lived there. Many abbots preferred Maurach as a summer residence to Salem, which was located further inland. The abbey used the buildings as a transshipment point for goods that were delivered or picked up directly by ship. The so-called "Prelate's Way" led from Maurach to Salem, along which not only the abbots traveled, but also goods were transported. Maurach played an important role in the abbey's economic life, as no toll had to be paid for the transport of goods to the lake. With the secularization of the monastery in 1804, the buildings fell to the Margraviate of Baden. In 1919, they were purchased by the Cistercians of the Bregenz Territorial Abbey of Wettingen-Mehrerau, along with the Birnau pilgrimage church.

The St. Sylvester Chapel, south of Goldbach, a district of Überlingen on Lake Constance in the Bodenseekreis district of Baden-Württemberg, is a small pre-Romanesque church on the shore of Lake Constance west of the town. It belongs to the Überlingen pastoral unit in the Linzgau deanery of the Archdiocese of Freiburg. Its wall paintings from the Carolingian period, dating from the mid-9th century and considered the oldest in the Lake Constance region, as well as an Ottonian picture cycle with scenes from the life of Jesus Christ from the early 10th century are significant. The frescoes are related to those in St. George's Church (Reichenau-Oberzell), although less well preserved, and were painted by painters from Reichenau Abbey.

Beautiful old town