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Shopping in Friedrichshafen Hiking in and around Friedrichshafen
“Friedrichshafen Gift Voucher”
The gift, that fulfills almost every wish. The Friedrichshafen shopping voucher
is available in many shops and at the Stadtmarketing Friedrichshafen GmbH,
Karlstr. 17, Tel. +49 (0) 7541 970780, www.friedrichshafener-geschenkgutschein.de.
“Häfler Münze“ (Friedrichshafen coin)
Your bonus for shopping. You will save € 0.30 per coin in the TWF multi-storey
car parks (see p. 32) and on the town buses.
The “Häfler Münze” is available in approx. 60 shops for any shopping worth
more than € 25.
Friedrichshafener Geschenkgutschein
Genießen und shoppen in Friedrichshafen
Ein Gemeinschaftsprojekt von Stadtforum Friedrichshafen e.V.,
Aktion FN e.V. und Stadtmarketing Friedrichshafen GmbH
www.friedrichshafener-geschenkgutschein.de
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN
Seeblick mit Weitsicht
Stadtforum Friedrichshafen e.V.
Hiking in and around Friedrichshafen
Tracing history The town of Friedrichshafen can be explored in many
ways. Themed trails such as the Zeppelin Trail on town development in the
20th century (opened in 2008), the Maybach Trail as well as the 3 km long historic
trail with 50 information signs present to all, who are interested, all facets
of the town´s history. Companion volumes on the Friedrichshafen themed
trails are available at the Tourist-Information.
Info: Tel. +49 (0) 7541 3001-0, www.friedrichshafen.info
Bodenseepfad (Lake Constance Trail). In the Eriskirch nature reserve and
along the Friedrichshafen lakeside promenade walkers can find out more
about flora and fauna and scenic attractions of the Lake Constance area
on illustrated signs. The Eriskirch nature reserve also shows exhibitions on
nature in the Lake Constance region and offers free guided tours through
the Eriskircher Ried, the largest nature reserve along the northern shore of
Lake Constance. Starting points of this trail in Friedrichshafen are the lakeside
bath, the harbour station and the youth hostel at the Rotach. In Eriskirch the
trail´s starting point is the nature reserve centre which is located in the former
station of Eriskirch. Since spring 2011 the centre has been presenting a new
attractive permanent exhibition “Natural Paradise Eriskirch Reed”, which is
interesting for children and grown ups alike. A multimedia show with
wonderful photos is also on display. Free entry!
Info: Tel. +49 (0) 7541 81888, www.naz-eriskirch.de
The 12.5 km long Ortsrundweg Kluftern (Kluftern Round Trail) is a
varied art, nature and historic trail in the shape of a large eight, leading back
to the history of the village through the Middle Ages to the Stone Age. It
passes by legendary sites, old buildings and meadow orchards, biotopes as
well as large sculptures of well-known local artists. Viewpoints, benches and a
barbecue area invite you to pause. The roung trail connects Efrizweiler, Kluftern
and Lipbach and is an important part of the OberschwabenKunstweg
(Upper Swabia Art Trail) between Fischbach and the Mittlere Schussental (valley).
Info: Tel. +49 (0) 7544 740537, www.ortsrundweg.de
Panoramaweg Ailingen (scenic path) Starting from the townhall in
Ailingen via Unterlottenweiler towards Horach, the highest point of Friedrichshafen
with a beautiful panoramic view over the lake and the alps. Past
the Höhlerösch, a protected fruit meadow, you come to the Haldenbergkapelle
(chapel), which is situated on top of the Haldenberg with probably the
best view in the whole of Friedrichshafen. From the chapel you walk past
idyllic meadows down to the Fasanenweg, then onto the Haldenweg and the
Gartenstraße, which leads you straight to the small park at the townhall. This
route as well as further hiking routes around Ailingen can be found in the Ailingen
hiking map obtainable from the Tourist Information office at Ailingen.
Info: Tel. +49 (0) 7541 507-222, www.ailingen.de
Over rough and smooth With its central position Friedrichshafen is an
ideal starting point for walkers and offers something for everybody from pure
nature to historic town walks. It‘s up to you whether you discover the region
by your own walking routes or choose one of our suggested tours. Various
walking guide books and maps are available at the Tourist-Information,
further tour suggestions can also be found on www.friedrichshafen.info. Or
join our guided afternoon hikes on Wednesdays from May to September organised
by the Tourist-Information and the Schwäbische Albverein (see p. 47).
Whether on charming routes along the lake or idyllic paths in the surrounding
area – get to know Friedrichshafen from quite different angles!
Geocaching is a kind of modern treasure hunt for adventurers and treasure
seekers to actively explore and discover the area. On different routes you can get
to know Friedrichshafen and its surroundings. The Tourist-Information has put
together a choice of caches on www.friedrichshafen.info. We would like to invite
you to discover Friedrichshafen in a slightly different way.
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