Discover Hagnau on Lake Constance
Accommodation in Hagnau on Lake Constance
Hagnau on Lake Constance combines time by the water with winegrowing, local history and outdoor activities in the hilly countryside. The lakeside park is right by the lake and invites you to relax and enjoy the surroundings. The natural beach bath, guided walks and wine tours offer different experiences. When planning your vacation, you can choose between a break by the shore, active pursuits and insights into the town’s history.
Time by the lake and the natural beach bath
The Hagnau natural beach bath offers children a water play area with fountains, climbing features and a swing. There is also a diving tower in the lake by the natural beach bath. Facilities include changing cabins, restrooms and showers. As facilities may change, check the details before your visit.
Guided insights into local history and winegrowing
A regular guided walk through Hagnau includes stops at, among other places, a schnapps distillery and a fishing business; along the way, you’ll hear anecdotes from Hagnau’s history. Several times a month, tours are offered exploring historical traces of winegrowing. They include a tour of a historic wooden-barrel cellar and a tasting of Hagnau wine. The tours have different focuses: the walk connects local history with the distillery and fishing, while the wine tours focus on the cellar and tasting. Check the current tour dates before making plans.
On foot through the vineyards, by bike through the countryside
In Hagnau, you can go hiking through vineyards and take bike rides through the hilly countryside around Hagnau, as well as through woods and meadows. The options differ both in how you get around and in the landscapes described: on foot through vineyards, or by bike through the countryside, woods and meadows. When looking for a holiday apartment in Hagnau, you can weigh these options according to your vacation priorities: time by the lake, the natural beach bath, outdoor activities or guided insights into local history and winegrowing.
Bodensee district: the wider region
The Bodensee district stretches along almost the entire northern shore of Lake Constance in Baden-Württemberg and reaches into the Upper Swabian Hills and, to the east, the West Allgäu Hills. It has 57.7 kilometers of Lake Constance shoreline. The district’s landscape is shaped by the lake and the adjoining hills, with orchards, vineyards, meadows and forests.
Cultural attractions in the Bodensee district include the pile dwellings at Unteruhldingen, Germany’s oldest open-air archaeological museum. The visitor route includes the ARCHAEORAMA multimedia show, with a virtual dive to the pile dwellings in Lake Constance. The site also includes the DISCOVERY TRAIL, with a pile-dwelling cinema where experimental archaeologists demonstrate historical house-building techniques. The Dornier Museum Friedrichshafen offers a different theme: its 6,000 square meters house nearly 400 exhibits, including 14 original aircraft and a helicopter. The archaeological pile dwellings and aircraft illustrate different sides of the cultural offerings in the Bodensee district.
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