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Paradies, Konstanz — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Paradies is a former village turned quarter of Konstanz, lying west of the Old Town on the southern shore of the Seerhein.
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Where to stay in Paradies
Where the beds are, and what that means for the visit.
The Seerhein sets the northern edge of Paradies. A room on this side sits west of the Old Town, which puts Konstanz Minster and the Rosgartenmuseum a walk away rather than outside the window, and leaves the streets themselves quieter. This is a compact stretch of Konstanz.
Roughly 63 hectares of former village ground make a compact grid, and if you want river bank and historic core inside one short circuit, this is the side that gives both.
Few places to stay in Paradies — most visitors book in Konstanz nearby.
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Things to do in and around Konstanz
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Museums & Galleries
3- Archaeological State Museum of Baden-Wuerttemberg
- Rosgartenmuseum
- Hus-Museum Konstanz
Churches & Religious Sites
3- Konstanz Minster Heritage
- St. Stefan
- Trinity Church in Constance
Landmarks & Notable Places
3- Inselhotel
- Dompropstei (Konstanz)
- Hussenstraße 10 (Konstanz)
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About Paradies
What are the main landmarks in Paradies?
The named list belongs to the city. Konstanz Minster heads it, with the Rosgartenmuseum, the Archaeological State Museum of Baden-Wuerttemberg and the Hus-Museum Konstanz covering the collections and the Städtische Wessenberg-Galerie the pictures. Two cloisters survive as names.
Dominikanerkloster Konstanz and Kloster Zoffingen carry the monastic side, while Trinity Church in Constance and old houses such as Haus zur Dogge and the Fürstenberger Hof account for much of the rest.
What is the history of Paradies?
Paradies grew out of a village, not out of the city. It became a quarter of Konstanz rather than staying a place in its own right, and the ground it brought with it runs west from the Old Town down to the southern shore of the Seerhein. The city beside it is older.
Konstanz Minster, Dominikanerkloster Konstanz and Kloster Zoffingen belong to that older core, and the museums along those streets keep the record a farming village never wrote for itself.
Where is Paradies?
Paradies covers about 63 hectares west of the Konstanz Old Town, reaching the southern shore of the Seerhein along its northern edge.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Paradies?
Paradies: walkers who want the Seerhein bank and the Konstanz Old Town in one circuit. The Old Town side: stays that want Konstanz Minster and the museums at the door.
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Updated October 2026