- 100 Castles and Palaces Route
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- Baltic Coast Cycle Route
- Berlin Wall Trail
- Berlin-Copenhagen Cycle Route
- Berlin-Usedom Island Cycle Route
- Bodensee-Königssee-Cycle Route
- Bremen Inner City Loop
- Charming Tauber valley
- D3 Route/ Euroroute R1
- Danube Cycle Route
- Danube-Lake Constance Route
- Diemel Cycle Route
- Elbe Cycle Route
- Ems Cycle Route
- Five Rivers Route
- Flaeming Skate Bike & Skate Route
- Fulda Cycle Route
- Hessen Railway Cycle Route
- Ilm Valley Cycle Route
- Isar Cycle Route
- Kocher-Jagst Cycle Route
- Lahn Valley Cycle Route
- Lake Constance Cycle Route
- Mecklenburg Lakes Cycle Route
- Monks' Trail
- Moselle Cycle Route
- Neckar Valley Cycle Route
- North Sea Cycle Route
- Oder-Neisse Cycle Route
- Rhine Cycle Route
- River Iller Cycle Path
- River Main Cycle Route
- Romantic Road Cycle Route
- Ruhr Valley Cycle Route
- Römer-Lippe-Route
- Saale Cycle Route
- Saar Cycle Route
- Saarland Cycle Route
- Southern Black Forest Cycle Route
- Spa Cycle Route
- Spree Cycle Route
- Stuttgart Region e-bike tour
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- The German Wine Route for Cyclists
- Towns of Thuringia Route
- Vennbahn
- Werra Valley Cycle Route
- Weser Cycle Route
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Lake Constance Cycle Route - Three countries at their most beautiful
The Lake Constance Cycle Route takes you on a journey of nearly 270 kilometres through Germany, Austria and Switzerland. It runs around the entire lake, always close to the shore, and offering breathtaking views of the Alps at every turn. On the German side, starting at Constance, you can discover famous towns and remarkable attractions, such as the Flower Island of Mainau, the Monastic Island of Reichenau, Meersburg Castle and the town of Lindau.
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Leisurely rides on level trails
The cycle route around Lake Constance is one of the most popular bike trails in Europe. As soon as you get under way you'll realise why, as you pedal along through magnificent landscapes, enjoying the hospitality of three different countries and exploring the rich diversity on offer. You start at Constance, ideally setting off in a clockwise direction to ensure that you are always travelling nearest to the lakeshore. After cycling past the Flower Island of Mainau, you reach the hydrotherapy spa resort of Überlingen from where you continue to Friedrichshafen. We recommend stopping off here to visit the Zeppelin Museum.
Explore UNESCO World Heritage
The route carries on to Lindau, a charming town on an island in the lake, then to Bregenz, and finally Rorschach. If you have enough time, be sure to visit the Im Kornhaus interactive museum right by the harbour. The next destination is Constance again, but it's by no means the end of the tour yet. There are still plenty of other highlights to come: pretty medieval villages in the Swiss section, Stein am Rhein with its delightful old quarter, and a trip to the Monastic Island of Reichenau, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Once you return to Constance, you've made it all the way around – enjoying a great experience all the while.
Terrain: varied tour, suitable for trailers, on mostly flat paths with only a few gentle inclines. It is recommended to split the tour into eight stages. Overnight accommodation is available in hotels and guesthouses and at campsites on Lake Constance.
Scenery: for the most part, the route runs right along the lakeshore, with breathtaking views of the Alps
