Atraccions turístiques a Überlingen

With this ticket, you'll get the opportunity to experience SEA LIFE Konstanz, an aquarium featuring sea life from Germany and beyond. Inside, you'll encounter various habitats and wildlife, such as gentoo penguins in the Antarctica exhibit and blacktip reef sharks in the 'Sea at Night' exhibit, which features an illuminated tank, tunnel and reef. You'll also have a chance to observe daily feedings and informative talks led by marine experts. This ticket includes admission to the Lake Constance Museum of Natural History, where you can learn more about the region.

Situated on the shores of the alpine Lake Constance, Germany's SEA LIFE Konstanz is home to more than 3,500 marine species in 35 pools from all over the world. This admission ticket will give you the chance to learn facts about various sea creatures and their habitats. You'll see Gentoo penguins and learn about their habitat and how they got their name. During the experience, you'll also pass the eight-metre-long tunnel through the Red Sea and see black-tip reef sharks or green sea turtles.

With this ticket, you'll have the chance to learn more about sea creatures from around the world at SEA LIFE Konstanz. You'll be able to view approximately 3,500 animals, including Gentoo penguins, piranhas, green sea turtles and sharks. As you travel through the exhibitions, you'll be able to learn more about various habitats, including local waterways, tropical rainforests, Antarctic waters and the North and Red seas. You'll also have the opportunity to watch daily feedings and take part in interactive lectures.

A historic city tour through the old town of Konstanz combines sightseeing with the chance to enjoy selected wines from Lake Constance. The guide will lead you through the beautiful medieval Council city in an entertaining, lively and often funny way, opening your eyes to its secrets, treasures and the personalities who have shaped its history. Along the way you will stop in picturesque spots with views over Lake Constance and in the heart of the old town. During the tour you can enjoy delicious, selected Lake Constance wines while bread and mineral water are served. A wine ambassador and the guide will explain what makes these wines special, sharing facts and anecdotes about the wines and local viticulture to round off the experience. The combination of local history, scenic views and tasting makes for a relaxed and informative outing in Constance.

Konstanz, the Lake Constance town that kept its medieval looks and its sense of humour, is the setting for an app-led scavenger hunt that sends you exploring on foot. You’ll follow phone-based riddles that guide you from one landmark to the next, with no guide and no fixed start time. The experience is available in German and English and suits any group size. As you move through the old streets, you’ll decode the Kaiserbrunnen, a fountain that pokes fun at emperors, and locate the Haus zum Hohen Hafen, the building known as the “cradle of Prussia.” You’ll also stand on Münsterplatz, the square where a council once chose a pope. Along the way the clues will point out these highlights and connect them to Konstanz’s stories and character, letting you explore at your own pace while your phone leads the way.

On this immersive walking tour of Konstanz’s Old Town you will explore the nearly 1,000-year-old Münster Unserer Lieben Frau and wander medieval alleys lined with historic houses such as Hohe Haus and Haus Zum Goldenen Löwen. Along the way you will take a scenic stroll by Lake Constance and encounter the iconic Imperia statue, while learning about its scandalous history. As you move through the town, your guide Jo Eckardt — a seasoned expert in history and culture — will narrate Konstanz’s wartime survival, local legends and the stories behind its historical architecture. The pace is relaxed, so you may take time to absorb the streetscape and the details that bring this part of Southern Germany to life.

With this ticket you’ll get to experience a behind-the-scenes tour of the Munz and Minor Chocolarium chocolate factory and visitor centre in Flawil. As you follow the journey of chocolate from bean to bar, you’ll gain insights into ingredients and production methods. You’ll also get the opportunity to join workshops and courses. In the “room for individual happiness” you can immerse yourself in a tasting session, with fountains flowing with dark, white and pink chocolate. Head on up to the glass gallery to watch how popular products such as Glückskäfer and Prügeli chocolate bars are produced, packaged and transported. Before you leave, you can browse over 300 chocolate products in the Schoggi shop or sip a cup of drinking chocolate at the Minor Café.

This app-led scavenger hunt takes you on foot through St. Gallen, using phone-based riddles to lead you from one landmark to the next. You’ll follow clues at your own pace, without a guide, and learn the story that links a wandering Irish monk’s chance stay in 612 to the city that grew around him. As you move through the abbey district, you’ll stand before the Kathedrale, the twin-towered baroque heart of the UNESCO site. Along the way you’ll relax on the Roter Platz, the vivid red city lounge created by artist Pipilotti Rist, and search out the statue of Vadian, the reformer who still watches over the city. The riddles point you toward these highlights while adding context and local stories, so the monk’s briar feels like the small beginning of a long history.

Lindau sits on an island in a Bavarian lake, and this app-led scavenger hunt uses that setting to turn the city’s architecture and stories into a paced walking game. Using phone-based riddles, you'll move through the island at your own pace with no guide and no fixed start time. You can begin when you arrive, and the experience suits couples, families and groups of any size. The hunt is available in German. Along the way you'll seek out landmarks such as the Altes Rathaus, the Mangturm am Hafenplatz and the historic Spielbank, learning about civic life, medieval defence and Belle Époque leisure as you go. From the harbour you can see three countries on the horizon, and the route threads through the island so you can take time at the places that most interest you. The format keeps the focus on exploring Lindau’s streets, façades and stories while your phone leads you from one clue to the next.

This self-guided city exploration game offers a relaxed, playful way to see the city at your own pace. You’ll guide a group through easy, observational quizzes that share fun facts and keep everyone involved. The activity is ideal for families or travellers who prefer to explore independently. Your mission involves helping Jackson Wilde, a well-known city‑explorer, to solve quizzes and earn as many points as possible. As you move through the route, you’ll visit landmarks including the Rheintorturm and the Cathedral, and you’ll stop by St. Stephen’s Church and the historic houses Haus zum Goldenen Löwen and Haus zum Hohen Hafen. Along the way you’ll come across the Kaiserbrunnen, the Train Station, the Konzilgebaüde and the Imperia statue, with questions that ask you to notice details in your surroundings. Access the tour via the app on Android or iOS, or open it directly in your browser to start the game and explore at whatever pace suits you.

This app-led scavenger hunt will lead you on foot through Schaffhausen, using phone-based riddles to guide you from one landmark to the next. There’s no live guide; the clues and your phone set the pace as you move through the town’s narrow streets and squares. Along the way you’ll get a close look at the features that earned Schaffhausen its nickname as the oriel city — bay windows by the dozen and a fortress ring that rises above the rooftops. You’ll read the painted façade of the Haus zum Ritter, often described like a Renaissance picture book, and listen out for the Schillerglocke as you explore the herb garden by the Münster. The trail also brings you down to the Schifflände, where the Rhine still does the travelling, giving a different sense of the river’s presence. Schaffhausen sits close to the Rhine Falls, and the town has its own small surprises and local character to discover as you work through the riddles and sights.

This self-guided scavenger hunt in St. Gallen lets you play, learn and walk at your own pace. Everything is delivered through one app, so you can start anytime (24/7) with no guides or schedules. You may pause for a photo at the Ortsbürgergemeinde or step inside Kirche St. Mangen, then resume whenever you're ready—even the next day. The activity is suitable for couples, families and groups and can be used as a team-building experience. The Complete City package combines an interactive game with puzzles that lead you to 10+ major attractions and a number of hidden gems. As you move through the route you’ll visit Bahnhofplatz, Roterplatz and the Broderbrunnen, explore the Textilmuseum and the charm of the Old Town, and reach the Abbey of Saint Gall. The route also includes Ortsbürgergemeinde, Kirche St. Laurenzen, Marktplatz and Kirche St. Mangen. Along the way you’ll learn the history and local legends of each site and get hand-picked insider tips for restaurants and shops.

This hands-on course in Venice and Murano invites you to learn an art that is now almost extinct. You'll make your own glass beads and gain a deeper understanding of the art and craft of glass technology. The course is comprehensive and will teach you how to design your own unique beads, whether or not this becomes a long-term hobby. As you move through the course, you will begin with an introduction to the material, learning about the types of glass used to create beads. Along the way you'll immerse yourself in various traditional glass bead-making techniques. Even if it doesn't become your hobby (which the provider doubts), the glass will captivate you and you will be fascinated by the process and the results.

Once an industrial centre, Winterthur is now a city of museums, gardens and easy charm. This self-guided, app-led scavenger hunt takes you on a walking route through the town, using phone-based riddles to lead you from one landmark to the next. There is no guide; you follow the clues at your own pace. As you move through the old town, you will browse Steinberggasse, a lively lane known for its fountains, and pause to take in the Stadtkirche with its unmistakable twin towers. Along the way the app will point you towards local sights and small details that bring Winterthur’s character to life. The route typically rounds off at the Stadthaus, Semper’s neoclassical statement on the cityscape. The experience is available in German and English, and is designed to let you explore Winterthur in a relaxed, independent way while solving phone-based riddles and discovering the town’s architectural highlights.

Embark on an exciting journey of discovery through the St.Galler Altstadt and get to know the highlights (cathedral & collegiate library) also on the tour. The tour is offered in German and English.