Markdorf

Geographically, Markdorf is located on the north-eastern shore of Lake Constance and is surrounded by picturesque vineyards. The town itself has a historic centre with many half-timbered houses and small alleys that invite you to take a stroll.

Tourist attractions include Salem Castle, which is only a few kilometres away and is now used as a boarding school. Also worth seeing is the Birnau Monastery, which is located directly on the lakeshore and houses an impressive baroque church.

Cultural highlights are on offer, especially in summer: The town's cultural summer programme stages concerts of various musical genres as well as theatre performances - open-air events also take place.

If you are looking for culinary specialities, you should definitely try the regional wine or sample dishes typical of Lake Constance such as whitefish fillet or onion tart.

For outdoor activities, spring to autumn is particularly suitable: hikes through the nearby forests or along the lakeshore offer great views of the landscape. Cycling or water sports can also be practised here - for example stand-up paddling on the calm waters of Lake Überlingen.

If it rains, a visit to the Markdorf Museum of Local History or the town library is worthwhile. The indoor swimming pool also offers a chance to get some exercise.

The best time to visit Markdorf is on sunny days: then you can enjoy the view of Lake Constance and stroll through the alleyways of the old town - perhaps with an ice cream or coffee in hand.

So all in all, Markdorf is a versatile destination that has something to offer for every taste. A travel guide is definitely worthwhile here!