On the journey through the rural Upper Swabia, today it goes from Bad Waldsee to Wangen im Allgäu. Small side streets lead you through quiet villages and cities worth seeing.You leave the cauldron-like valley framed by high forest hills and cycle further south. After a good stretch, the cycle route descends steeply and curvy into the wild and romantic valley of the Wolfegger Ach, where you come across the farmhouse museum Allgäu-Oberschwaben Wolfegg.The ten-hectare open-air museum with 19 original farms illustrates the everyday working life and living conditions of the rural population from three centuries. For lovers of old vehicles, the Wolfegg Automobile Museum should be very attractive, as there are over 200 oldtimers to marvel at.Villages, flower meadows and large forest islands line the path to Kißlegg, which spreads out picturesquely on the banks of the Zellersee. The impressive historical buildings of the city include the three-storey New Castle, built between 1721 and 1727, and the Catholic parish church of St. Gallus and Ulrich. Another landmark of Kißlegg is the striking four-sided structure of the old castle with its high stepped gables.The journey leads past idyllic lakes and stately farms in the Württemberg Allgäu before the Danube-Lake Constance cycle path approaches the city of Wangen im Allgäu. The large district town presents itself in a fascinating urban unit. This is a much-quoted saying “In Wanga stays ma hanga”, which you can best get to the bottom of on a stroll through the historic old town with its fountains, the city towers and the pretty baroque facades. Particularly bike-friendly accommodations in Wangen are, for example, the Hotel Alte Post and the Hotel Blaue Traube.You can find more information about the third stage at oberschwaben-tourismus.de/touren/donau-bodensee-radweg-etappe-3-von-bad-waldsee-nach-wangen-017e01d46a.