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Insel Reichenau – Münster Reichenau Runde von Fischle

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Insel Reichenau – Münster Reichenau Runde von Fischle

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June 3, 2021

Insel Reichenau – Münster Reichenau Runde von Fischle

Moderate

02:46

10.7km

3.9km/h

60m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

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1.63 km

St. Peter and Paul Church, Reichenau-Niederzell

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The Church of St. Peter and Paul is the second oldest church on the island. It was consecrated by the former Bishop Egino of Verona in 799. Its interior was …

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2.66 km

Gnadensee Swimming Area

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One of the many beautiful corners on the peninsula where swimming is also possible.

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2.99 km

Reichenau Island

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For the hiker, the question of the parking lot arises. There is a paid parking lot at the beginning next to “Loaf and Soul”. If you want to walk the …

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3.47 km

View of Zeller See and the Untersee (Sandseele)

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From here you can enjoy the most beautiful sunsets in summer, it has a great bathing area, the Sandseele restaurant offers a variety of delicacies in the season. There is also a boat and bike rental.

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7.64 km

St. George's Church (Reichenau-Oberzell)

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Church of St. George, Reichenau Island
Catholic parish church. St. George was built after 888 by Abbot Hatto III (888-913).
Hatto, who traveled to Rome with King Arnulf in 896 …

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9.96 km

Minster of St. Mary and St. Mark, Reichenau

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There are also many smaller things to discover in the church. The baptismal font, for example, or the confessional, the Pieta or the closed choir. But interestingly not an organ. Probably didn't need the monks and only sang unaccompanied.

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