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Incredibly great avenue, very impressive - immediately creates a holiday feeling

The pyramidal or columnar poplars originate from Italy and have been frequently used for avenues since the 19th century. These trees are exclusively male, as only male specimens exhibit the typical columnar shape. Napoleon III – then still Prince Louis, living at Arenenberg Castle – supposedly introduced poplars as avenue trees on Lake Constance because they reminded him of the cypresses in Italy. But his uncle, Napoleon I, had already had poplar avenues planted on the Lower Rhine as signposts for his troops.

The castle ruins above Bodman are the Altbodman Castle Ruins, a high medieval spur castle on the Bodenwald ridge. It can be reached on foot from Bodman or via forest paths from the Bodenwald direction and offers a sweeping view of Lake Überlingen.

Good asphalt, some curves and a nice descent where you can get good speed

Liggeringen already had two churches in the Middle Ages. Alongside the former parish church of St. Verena in the upper village (now a church), the former church of the Lords of Liggeringen became the center of the village from the 17th century onward. The present church is characterized by the new building from 1905 (tower from 1895). Particularly impressive is its rich, partly neo-Romanesque interior, with restored paintings in the choir (Crucifixion) and on the choir arch (Assumption of the Virgin Mary, Lamb of God, Marriage of the Virgin Mary). The Gothic-Baroque choir of the previous building has been preserved as a side chapel. It contains the Baroque high altar from 1712 with the altarpiece of St. George slaying the dragon. The side altarpiece "The Annunciation" was created on the occasion of the founding of the Rosary Brotherhood in 1662. Particularly noteworthy: The unborn child is already visible beneath the heart of Mary, emphasizing Jesus' divine sonship. A high-quality processional cross with enamel work from the 14th century has also been preserved from the Gothic period.

Well-maintained cycle path, slightly undulating and without major damage, making cycling fun

A beautiful bike path along the road. The surface is well-maintained, with no damage or anything similar. A good section along the Lake Constance Cycle Path (despite the road).

Small campsite with a beach. Directly accessible by train. Be careful, the water isn't deep. More for splashing around, not swimming. 🏊‍♀️