beautiful bike ride on Lake Constance

Hello friends, how are you? It's been a while since we've heard from each other and we'll see each other here on the blog, but lately I've been very busy, I've dedicated myself a lot to cycling. In fact, for a few months I've been part of a group of friends who are cycling enthusiasts, and so I've taken a few trips, let's say some interesting routes that have taken me a lot of time, even a lot of money, but in my opinion when you invest money in these things, when you go to explore new places it's always a great investment, at least that's what I think.

Now that I'm home for a few days, I wanted to share some photos I took of a beautiful excursion, from which I returned a few days ago, basically I'd been wanting to do the Costanza tour for a long time, because the various friends who have been on holiday there told me that they are beautiful places, but that there are also beautiful cycle paths to ride on your bike.

So I got organized with these new friends of mine, with whom I share this passion, and we left in a van from Milan to spend a few days in this area of ​​Germany.

Honestly I never thought I would find this place very beautiful both from a naturalistic point of view, but above all also rich in history, culture, gastronomy, I really don't think that a country like Germany has anything to envy Italy because they also have a lot of history in fact in these photos that I shared here, I also photographed some historical places like the Napoleonic museum which would have been, as far as I understood, the castle of Napoleon I's stepdaughter, but let's say that we didn't do many cultural excursions because you know that I'm not really that interested in those things, but more than anything we limited ourselves to observing this place on a naturalistic level which is really very nice.

We didn't do the whole route, which would be about 270 km, it even manages to reach Switzerland and other European countries, but what certainly struck me is the education of the German motorist, almost everyone in the thirty an hour zones respected the limit, much less Italy.

And by the way the other thing that I noticed unlike Italy, that they respect the cyclist a lot, and they didn't get up at all to overtake him especially where it's narrow, unlike Italy that instead they really give you a hard time.

Anyway a really nice experience that I recommend to all lovers of cycle tourism, unfortunately we had only a few days So we saw a few things and did everything a bit quickly but it will certainly be the occasion to return to this beautiful place.

Thank you for reading I hope I've shared something interesting See you next time.