Sigmarszell: Hotels and Accommodations
Accommodation in Sigmarszell
Sigmarszell lies on the edge of the West Allgäu landscape. The parish village is located about seven kilometers from Lake Constance; the area east of the Leiblach belongs to the Pfänder massif. The municipality includes the church villages of Bösenreutin and Niederstaufen in the hinterland of Lake Constance.
For your trip to Sigmarszell, you may wish to book a hotel.
Geographical Setting
The mountains Fürberg and Hirschberg are located in the area surrounding Sigmarszell. The wider regional area also includes the mountains Hochälpele and Nameless Point.
Culture
The Maria Stern Monastery is located nearby. The wider regional area is also home to the historic sites of the Grabenstrasse Defensive Wall and Glopper Castle, as well as the parish church of Schwarzenberg.
Sigmarszell is home to a church dedicated to Saint Gall. Bösenreutin has a Lourdes chapel that was rebuilt in 1978, while the Wendelinskapelle on Kinberg dates from 1580.
History
Niederstaufen has old fortifications on the Laiblach and a former castle site known as Burgstall; Schlachters is home to a museum.
Customs and Traditions
A maypole is erected every year on the village square in Bösenreutin on the night before May 1. It is decorated with signs depicting various craft professions.
You can find more information about nearby towns at Hergensweiler.
For the higher-level travel overview: Lindau District (Lake Constance).
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