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Reichenau Island

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The Reichenau Island in Lake Constance in southern Germany was declared world heritage in 2001 because of its monastery. Three churches were built on the island - St. Georg, St. Peter and Paul, and the Münster St. Maria and Markus. Most famous are the murals in St. Georg.

The island is also a famous for vegetable and wine farming. The Wollmatinger Ried next to the island is a big nature preserve, a reed area which is used by many birds for the stop-over during their annual migration.

The island is connected with the mainland by an artificial dam.

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