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Wasserburg am Bodensee: Island Village Charm

Discover Wasserburg am Bodensee: A charming peninsula village with stunning Alpine views, rich history, and lakeside relaxation.

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Wasserburg am Bodensee, a picturesque peninsula on Lake Constance, boasts a rich history dating back to 784. Once an island, it's now connected by a causeway and features the iconic St. Georg church, Wasserburg Castle, and the Malhaus museum, offering stunning views of the surrounding Alps.

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Local tips

  • Take a boat trip to enjoy scenic views of Lake Constance and the surrounding Alpine panorama.
  • Explore the local vineyards and orchards, especially beautiful during the blooming season.
  • Visit the Malhaus museum to learn about the history of Wasserburg, including the fascinating Wasserburg witch trials.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the Wasserburg (Bodensee) train station, walk north towards Lindenplatz, the central square. From Lindenplatz, head east on Halbinselstraße, which leads directly onto the Wasserburg peninsula. The walk is approximately 10 minutes and mostly flat. No costs are involved.

  • Public Transport

    From Lindau, take bus line 20 towards Wasserburg (Bodensee). The bus stops at Wasserburg Bahnhof (train station), a short walk from the peninsula. A single ticket costs approximately €3-4. Alternatively, ferries connect Lindau and Wasserburg, with varying schedules and fares. Check the local ferry schedule for current pricing.

  • Parking

    Several parking options are available in Wasserburg. P1 at Rathaus, Lindenplatz 1, is close to the peninsula. P4, located at Mooslachenstraße near Restaurant Hegestrand3, offers about 50 spaces. The first 30 minutes at P4 are free; after that, it costs €2 per hour, with a maximum of €8 for 4 hours. Parking is also possible via EasyPark. Be aware that parking can be limited during peak season.

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Wasserburg am Bodensee, a charming village on a peninsula jutting into Lake Constance, offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Originally an island mentioned in 784, it was known as 'wazzarburuc'. In 1720, a causeway linked it to the mainland, transforming it into the peninsula we see today. The village is characterized by its iconic landmarks clustered on the peninsula: the Church of St. Georg, Wasserburg Castle, and the Malhaus. St. Georg Church, with its origins possibly dating back to a wooden structure in 784, showcases centuries of architectural evolution. Wasserburg Castle, along with the Malhaus (the old court house which now houses a museum), completes the postcard-perfect scene. The Malhaus also has the distinction of being the original site of the Wasserburg witch trials. Today, Wasserburg is a recognized resort known for its healthy atmosphere. Visitors can explore the historic buildings, wander through orchards and vineyards, and enjoy panoramic views of the Swiss, Liechtenstein, and Austrian Alps. Boat trips from the harbor offer connections to Lindau, Bregenz, Konstanz, and Rorschach. The surrounding area provides opportunities for hiking and cycling, with the Naturschutzgebiet Mittelseemoos offering a glimpse into the region's diverse flora and fauna.

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