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Constance (Germany)
 Constance (Germany) ... to Switzerland, Austria and Liechtenstein. Making it a popular holiday destination.Newest Review: ... I praised the man who wanted to save my money and thought that retirement wasn't so bad, it was the second day of the new term and back to work for my colleagues. Entering the harbour of Konstanz we were greeted by the revolving statue of 'Imperia', a nine metre high female figure referring to a 16th century Italian courtesan of the same name. She's got outstretched arms and holds two ... more ... grotesque naked figures in her hands, one donning an imperial crown and the other a papal tiara, the insignia of worldly and religious power. Funny.
The railway station is right beside the harbour (to the left), and the tourist information in a building be...more |
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Constance (Germany): Toy Town (1717 words)
by - written on 25/09/08 (Very useful, 334 readings)
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The largest lake in Germany is the Bodensee, at its longest it measures 63 km and at its broadest 14 km, the deepest point is 254 m, which the country shares with Austria and Switzerland, the borderline runs invisibly through the water. The German shoreline is 173 km long, the Swiss one 72 km and the Austrian one 28 km. I had already been to the Bodensee three times but never to the biggest town on the lake, Konstanz (~82,000 inhabitants), which gives it its English name, i.e., Lake Constance. I put that right two weeks ago on a day out. From the town where I live there are three possibilities to get to Konstanz, I chose the one which included a ferry ride. I ... Read the complete review
Saunas, I suppose! 
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