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Discover the charming old town of Überlingen on a guided city tour that combines history, culture, and local flavors. As you stroll through picturesque streets, you'll learn fascinating stories about the city’s past and its significance on Lake Constance.
But the highlight? Tasting a selection of at least five different Lake Constance wines, including prosecco, in some of the most beautiful spots in town. Enjoy fresh bread and mineral water as you sip and soak in the scenic views of the lake and the Alps.
This experience offers a perfect blend of sightseeing and wine tasting, making it an ideal way to explore Überlingen while indulging in regional wines. Whether you're a wine lover or just looking for a memorable day out, this tour delivers both in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
The tour is offered in German and Spanish.
The tour is designed for adults aged 18 to 99. Infants and small children can ride in prams or strollers, and the route is wheelchair accessible.
You’ll enjoy wine tasting of at least 5 Lake Constance wines plus prosecco, along with fresh bread and mineral water, and an entertaining guided walk through Überlingen’s old town.
The tour does not include visits to the museum exhibitions or other optional attractions beyond the scheduled stops.
Yes, you can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure. Cancellations less than 24 hours prior or due to bad weather may not be refunded.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure.
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German, Spanish
The Rosenobel Tower, built in 1657 as part of the city walls, welcomes you with a glass of refreshing Lake Constance prosecco.
Visit the historic Menzinger Gardens, once vital for city supplies, now home to the Kress family vineyards. Enjoy a glass of fine Lake Constance wine and views over the city rooftops and the Alps.
The 16th-century St. John's Tower, Baden's best-preserved defensive tower, stands as a testament to the city’s medieval past. The old wall now hosts rehearsal rooms for local bands.
Explore the Municipal Museum housed in the Renaissance Reichlin von Meldegg-Haus, with a garden view and a glass of Lake Constance wine. Note: museum visit not included.
Discover the Lemon Gaessle, a charming spot with legends about its name, nestled in the old town.
Follow the Nellenbach stream as it winds through the old city walls, a scenic reminder of Lake Constance’s geological history.
The Franciscan Gate, built around 1494, is one of the region’s finest late Gothic city gates. Hear the story behind its crumbling plaster.
Visit the five-nave basilica, Lake Constance’s largest late Gothic church, and view Renaissance artworks, including Jörg Zürn’s altar.
The 14th-century Überlingen Town Hall, a Renaissance structure, stands prominently in the market square alongside the Pfennigturm and former mint.
Stroll through the Hofstatt marketplace, lined with historic guild houses and a fountain dedicated to mystic Heinrich Suso.
The Greth, built in the High Middle Ages on lake piles, now hosts a market hall, gastronomy, and a cinema. Enjoy a final glass of Lake Constance wine here.
See the Lake Constance Rider Fountain by Peter Lenk, featuring local personalities with some humorous and bizarre figures. Hear their stories.
End your tour at the dock, where you can relax with a last glass of Lake Constance wine. From here, you can take a boat or enjoy a lakeside walk among exotic plants and flowers.
Meet at the designated start point
Please note: Minimum group size is 8 participants. If fewer people book, the tour may be canceled. Meet at the bus stop above the Rosenobelturm, Hizlerstraße / corner Wiestorstraße.
Open in Google MapsFull refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure.
Confirmation details are provided at checkout with our booking partner.
From $49.38 per person