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| Pfullendorf | ||
| federal state | Baden-Wuerttemberg | |
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| Residents | 13.437 (2019) | |
| height | 654 m | |
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Pfullendorf is a small town in Linzgau.
background
The city of Pfullendorf is located in the north of Linzgau between the Danube and Lake Constance. In 1220 the place was raised to a free imperial city by Emperor Friedrich II. From 1383 a guild constitution was in force in the city, which regulated the democratic election of the mayor. After the Reichsdeputationshauptschluss 1803 Pfullendorf came to the Grand Duchy of Baden. The city has been part of the Sigmaringen district since 1973, when Aach-Linz, Denkingen, Gaisweiler-Tautenbronn, Großstadelhofen, Mottschieß, Otterswang and Zell am Andelsbach were incorporated.
getting there
| Distances | |
| Sigmaringen | 21 km |
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| Stockach | 23 km |
| Messkirch | 15 km |
| Überlingen | 25 km |
| Friedrichshafen | 43 km |
By plane
The Friedrichshafen Airport is approx. 43 km away.
By train
Pfullendorf has no train connection, the next train stations are in Überlingen and Sigmaringen. (approx. 21 km)
By bus
In the street
The city is a bit away from the major traffic flows. The next motorway exit is from the A98 the 
13 Stockach-Ost.Pfullendorf is on the German half-timbered street and at the Upper Swabian Baroque Street.
mobility
Tourist Attractions
- St. Jacob, City parish church in Gothic style
- The Holy Spirit Hospital
- The Upper gate and other remains of the former city fortifications
- The town hall from 1524, the original panes of the glass painting cycle have been preserved
- The Marketplace with numerous historical buildings
- The Bindhaus, today a local museum
- The Stone barn, it houses the library
activities
shop
kitchen
nightlife
accommodation
health
Practical advice
trips
literature
Web links
- http://www.pfullendorf.de - Official website of Pfullendorf
