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Hochwart – Münster Reichenau Runde von Fischle

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Hochwart – Münster Reichenau Runde von Fischle

Maria Pfeiffer planned a hike

June 15, 2022

Hochwart – Münster Reichenau Runde von Fischle

Easy

01:23

5.35km

3.8km/h

30m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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1.16 km

Hochwart Viewpoint (Reichenau Island)

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The vantage point is the highest point on the island of Reichenau and offers an unlimited view over the entire western part of Lake Constance. The whole island is at your feet here.

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2.46 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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2.72 km

Rest area at Lake Constance

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There is a small (uncovered) rest area between the Church of St. Georg and Lake Constance. Here you can watch and enjoy the lake with its inhabitants (water birds and insects, dragonflies).

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2.91 km

Fish restaurant on Lake Constance

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Whitefish and Eglifilet - mmmh!

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4.66 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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4.68 km

Reichenau Monastery Herb Garden

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The first customer of German horticulture. Strabo, a monk on the island of Reichenau, once described 23 medicinal plants and their uses in medicine.
Strabo's descriptions in poetry showed how much he enjoyed working in the garden.

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