Editing Konstanz (section)

==Transport==
[[Konstanz station]] is the eastern terminus of the [[High Rhine Railway]] line, running westwards to {{stn|Singen}}, with connections to all parts of Germany and the [[Switzerland|Swiss]] cities of [[Schaffhausen]] and [[Basel]]. There are three other stations in Konstanz along this line: {{stn|Konstanz-Fürstenberg}}, {{stn|Konstanz-Petershausen}} and {{stn|Konstanz-Wollmatingen}}. In addition, Konstanz station is linked via two connectors (in both directions) to the [[Lake Line]], which runs along the Swiss shore of Lake Constance and the [[High Rhine]]. It is indirectly also linked to the [[Wil–Kreuzlingen railway]] line to {{rws|Weinfelden}}, with connections to long-distance trains in Switzerland. Services are provided by the [[Deutsche Bahn AG]] and also the [[Swiss Federal Railways]] and its subsidiaries [[Thurbo]] and [[SBB GmbH]].

The nearest [[airport]] is at [[Friedrichshafen]], which can be reached by a fast [[ferry]] service on the lake, which also connects Konstanz to other lakeside towns. The airport mainly hosts domestic flights, but flights to [[Austria]] and [[Turkey]] are available. The nearest international airports are in [[Stuttgart]], in [[EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg|Basel]], and [[Zurich Airport|Zurich]], which has a direct train from Konstanz. Bus services within the city are provided by [[Stadtwerke Konstanz]] [[GmbH]].

Additionally Konstanz and [[Friedrichshafen]] have been connected by the two (since 2008, three) [[catamaran]]s ''Constance'' and ''Fridolin'' since 2005. Konstanz is also served by [[Schweizerische Schifffahrtsgesellschaft Untersee und Rhein|URh boat lines]] to [[Kreuzlingen]] and [[Schaffhausen]].