I have travelled that way quite a few times over the years.
Personally, I avoid the vicinity of the Bodensee which is heavily trafficked - the large lake acts as a natural barrier and channels the traffic accordingly.
Conversely there are some great routes east of Lindau: any decent map will show you where the twisties are.
Just about anyone puts in the miles out of the ports so as to leave them behind asap because they are located on the flat lands of the low countries.
More or less the same comment applies for any of the cities such as Munich:- the land around there is flat and "routine".
Look for good roads in the area of the Ardennes, just 2-3 hours from the channel ports and thereafter just about anywhere along the borders (they are ancient international borders for good reason).
You must know about the Black Forest and the B500.
Incidentally, watch out for traffic police near the international borders: the Dutch, for instance, like to catch speeding vehicles with German registrations but they will pick up other nationalities as well.
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