Last Updated on 27/12/2023 by kami
Konstanz played an important role in the Europe’s history. Back in XVth century, between 1414 and 1418, the Council of Constance took place there – the event mostly known for execution of Jan Hus (the same one whose monument stands proudly in the heart of Prague’s Old Town Square) and the 1500 prostitutes serving the event. Now, at the entrance to the harbor, the big statue of Imperia can be found. The monument commemorates the Council of Constance and its licentiousness. The 9 meters tall woman in very skimpy clothes holds Pope Martin V and Emperor Sigismund – main figures of the event. The statue is pretty unique as it’s the only monument of prostitute in the world – is it bad that I found it fascinating and just loved it?
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But Konstanz is more than that! The Old Town is really lovely, in the typical nice German style. Colorful buildings, houses with shutters, tall churches, cobbled streets, numerous restaurants and the location at the shore of the Lake of Constance makes it the city I’d definitely like to come back to and spend more time discovering. Here’s a sneak peek to my short visit there


















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6 Comments
Jessica @ Green Global Travel
28/04/2015 at 23:37Konstanz looks like a great city; I would love the opportunity to visit it someday! I love that your visit here was completely spontaneous; sometimes the most memorable trips are the ones that aren’t planned. Great photos!
kami
29/04/2015 at 12:02Thanks! and you’re right, the best trips are always those unplanned ones! :)
Sven
14/01/2016 at 19:45Hey, thats my hometown :)
Came here for studies and stayed because it’s so pretty and of course because of the lake.
You have to come and visit in summer! Sooo nice hanging around at the lake:)
Best,
Sven
kami
15/01/2016 at 09:08I bet living there must be really nice, with the mountains nearby and the amazing lake! I’d definitely love to see the city in the summertime too!! All the best!
Traveler Lisa
01/02/2016 at 22:12I’m livin’ close to Constance and duh, I don’t like it at all :D To me there are so many more beautiful towns around the Lake, like Meersburg, Tettnang, Bregenz, … :)
kami
02/02/2016 at 23:22I haven’t been to any of the places you’ve mentioned (and heard only of Bregenz) so I can’t compare. But I really did like Constance in this short time I’ve spent there!