Radolfzell am Bodensee: Mole.Radolfzell - Zeller See
Zeller See defines the setting of Radolfzell am Bodensee — as a bay of Lake Constance’s Untersee, it gives the town a shoreline shaped by harbours, moles and boating. The Radolfzell Mole is part of the town’s lakefront beside the harbour, and the town stands at the western end of Zeller See. Radolfzell’s origins reach back to 826, when Bishop Radolt of Verona founded a religious cell here; the town’s name preserves his memory. In the old centre, the Münster Unserer Lieben Frau is Radolfzell’s principal historic church. Boating and waterside walks are integral to this section of the Lake Constance shore, where marina facilities meet a compact historic town.
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The landscape around Radolfzell am Bodensee is defined by the shallow waters and reed-lined shores of the Untersee, the western arm of Lake Constance, which have shaped both the town’s lakeside form and its tourism economy. The Radolfzeller Aach enters the lake here, while the Mettnau peninsula provides a well-known stretch of lakeshore and protected habitat. Radolfzell traces its beginnings to a settlement founded in 826 by Bishop Radolt of Verona; its name preserves his memory. In the centre, the tower of the Münster Unserer Lieben Frau is a defining local landmark. Browse additional webcams from the Lake Constance area to extend your view of the western lake region.
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