By car
you arrive on the A96, coming either from the direction of Munich or, via the Memmingen interchange, from the A7, which runs far north as far as Flensburg. Even if you are coming from Austria or Switzerland, you leave at the same A96 exit. Alternatively you may arrive on one of the federal roads, the B31 from Friedrichshafen/Konstanz or the B12 from the direction of Kempten.
In every case, follow the signs for “Lindau Insel” until you finally cross the causeway after the roundabout at Europaplatz. Now on the island, take the first exit from the roundabout directly after the bridge, drive past the cinema and then about 350 m along Zwanzigerstrasse with the town wall on your left, passing the Inselhalle and the Maria-Martha-Stift on your right, until you see a large building on your left marked Physiotherapie. Here you turn left onto the wall and drive up it, now in the opposite direction, a good 50 m to reach our house.

By train
most people reach Lindau via Ulm. From there, unfortunately, only regional trains run, so you should not expect ICE speeds. The Möve is only 500 m from the station, however, so you can take a first stroll through the town on your way to us. There is of course also a taxi rank in front of the station.

By plane
The nearest airport is Friedrichshafen, approx. 20 km away.
If you are coming from abroad, however, you will most likely arrive in
Munich or Zurich, both of which are international airports.
Munich – approx. 200 km, 2.5 to 3 h by train to Lindau.
Zurich – approx. 150 km, 2.5 to 3 h by train to Lindau.