Mammern

Mammern is a municipality in the district of Frauenfeld in the canton of Thurgau, Switzerland. It is located on the southern shore of Lake Constance (Bodensee).

Geography

Mammern is situated approximately 12 kilometers west of Stein am Rhein and about 10 kilometers northeast of Frauenfeld. The municipality's territory includes parts of the shoreline of Lake Constance and extends inland onto a gently sloping landscape.

History

The history of Mammern dates back to at least the Roman era, with archaeological finds indicating Roman settlements in the area. The village was first mentioned in historical records in the 13th century.

Economy

Agriculture, particularly fruit growing and viticulture, plays a significant role in Mammern's economy. Tourism is also important, driven by the village's location on Lake Constance and its proximity to other tourist destinations.

Demographics

As of the most recent available data, the population of Mammern is several hundred inhabitants. The community is predominantly German-speaking.

Transportation

Mammern is accessible by road and public transportation. A local railway station connects the village to the regional rail network. Boat services are also available on Lake Constance.

Points of Interest

• The church of Mammern, a historical building with architectural significance.
• The shoreline of Lake Constance, offering recreational opportunities such as swimming, boating, and hiking.
• Local vineyards and orchards.