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Bodolz: Hotels and Accommodation

Accommodation in Bodolz

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Bodolz combines its proximity to Lake Constance with a landscape shaped by fruit cultivation. The southernmost point of Bodolz is 310 metres from the Bavarian shore of Lake Constance. At the same time, the town is shaped by tourism on Lake Constance and fruit cultivation.

If you would like to find and book a hotel in Bodolz, you can focus your search on the town.

Geographical location

The mountainous surroundings of the town centre include Fürberg and Hirschberg. Both are mountains and are located roughly in the vicinity of the centre of Bodolz. The mountains Hochälpele and Nameless Point, as well as Peter and Paul Wildlife Park, are also located approximately in the wider regional surroundings of the centre of Bodolz.

Culture and history

Maria Stern Monastery is located roughly in the vicinity of the centre of Bodolz. Glopper Castle and Ansberg Ruins are also located in the wider regional surroundings of the centre.

Bodolz was first documented in 1341. Enzisweiler, the oldest and still largest part of the municipality, is documented as early as 1134.

Active pursuits

Bodolz is part of a 120-kilometre Nordic walking network with 15 routes. The routes are between 2.6 and 17.5 kilometres long; the network is shared with Lindau, Nonnenhorn and Wasserburg.

For comparing locations, Maierhöfen, Sigmarszell, Scheidegg, Lindau, Lindenberg Im Allgäu, Weißensberg, Weiler-Simmerberg and Stiefenhofen are also available.

For the higher-level travel overview: Lindau district (Lake Constance).

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