Top 50 things to do and attractions in Augsburg

Went on a Augsburg Fugger Tour. Last stop was the Fuggerei. Have always been curious about it and it's history. Quite amazing that it still exists till this day an age and functioning the same way it always has. Absolutely incredible. The grounds are extremely well kept and just a beautiful part of living history. Must go when you visit Augsburg. After the tour you can also visit tiny beer garden by the entrance.

Really cool to hear about how this social housing was started. The people can live here for €1 per year, and just have to be Catholic, pray everyday, and be in need. It’s definitely worth the €8 entrance fee.

It was a wonderful experience visiting the world’s oldest public housing. We went on a weekday morning, and the atmosphere was calm and peaceful, which made exploring even more enjoyable. Purchasing the ticket at the entrance was simple, and the site itself was easy to navigate. The area is beautifully maintained, with so much attention to detail that you really feel immersed in its rich history. Walking through the space gives you a true sense of cultural heritage, and it’s both educational and inspiring. I would definitely recommend this visit to anyone interested in culture and history—it’s a unique opportunity to step back in time and experience something truly special.

I visited The Fuggerei on two different trips, once in 2010 and then again in 2023. It's a neat experience with in Augsburg and i definitely recommend checking it out. The history here is interesting for sure and the architecture in germany in general always amazes me. I would recommend tickets in advance, although was not busy when we went. My aunt had picked them up ahead of time for us.

Fuggerei in Augsburg is often touted as a must-see historical site, but unless you’re deeply interested in social housing history, it’s largely underwhelming. The quaint buildings and quiet atmosphere feel more like a sleepy neighborhood than a captivating attraction. The real standout is the WWII bunker—an unexpectedly compelling and haunting part of the visit. It offers a chilling, immersive look into wartime life and far surpasses the rest of the experience. If you’re nearby and curious, stop by for the bunker, but otherwise, it’s probably not worth going out of your way.

A fascinating historical place that is definitely worth visiting. It beautifully combines the charm of the past with the spirit of the present. I loved the peaceful atmosphere and the feeling of stepping back in time. The houses and small museums provide a wonderful glimpse into old life, and everything is well organized for visitors. Highly recommended when in Augsburg.

a residential complex from 16th century for the catholic people in Augsburg in need. now also is a museum to visit with church and a bunker. interesting to see how they founded the place and the historical phases which passed.

I was surprised for the big dimensions of this cathedral, very nice building with many paintings inside, very interesting if you are interested in history and architecture.

It is impossible to express the atmosphere with words. Everyone must feel it for themselves. It's very old and massive cathedral not very far from city hall. It is home to oldest surviving stained glass. The paintings with some dating back to 11th century are authentic. Be aware that it closes at 6.

A very beautiful The Cathedral of Augsburg, founded in the 11th century. Very detailed art works with original stained glass. You can easily spend 45 minutes walking around inside and out. We went on Sunday and did not pay to get in, not sure if there is s fee at all. It is worth the visit.

Medieval Cathedral that was renewed with the Gothic style. 62m high and impressively high with beautiful art glass work, a corridor full of saints/priests Tombs. shrines surrounding the main altar. its the icon of the city.

This cathedral is the most visited site in Augsburg and also it's most important church. It's founded in the 12th century but the original church even dates back to 8th century and it is a Roman Catholic church. Through the years many reconstructions were made and now it has neo-Gothic style as well. It was an interesting and calming experience to walk inside and enjoy the silence and the beauty of the arts inside.

Very old church. One of the must go at Augsburg. Very nicely maintained. Heights of peace when u go inside and sit . Beautiful glass paintings. Can be easily accessed by tram transport .beautiful paints can also be seen inside the church

Loved this cathedral so much. I am not aware of the history but it looks so magnificient and beautiful. This Church is nothing like any other churches in Bavaria. The whole vibe is so pious and pure :) We loved our time spent in here:) You must definitely visit this cathedral:)

I highly recommend visiting this place! It’s a beautiful spot for a walk, with plenty of space to explore and enjoy. I visited during the winter, so it was quite cold, and we didn’t get to see many animals like giraffes, elephants, and a few others. However, the experience was still lovely, and I’m sure it would be even better in warmer seasons when more animals are out. Definitely worth a visit!

Nice smaller zoo. Lots of animals. Fair entry price. Not the biggest and best but great. Advertise feeding times. We where lucky to catch the seelions. Staff was friendly and helpfull at the entrance and shops. Except at the Maki's. Totally rude and unwilling to speak anything other than German. Not understanding each other leads to situations that need to be avoided. And yes I understand you but don't speak it good enouf. I'm not deducting a point for the incident but hope you speak to your staff! Instruction can be given in a friendly manor and in example English.

Such a nice amazing place I loved it 😍 In this season they didn't have many animals because it's winter so they made a light show thing that looks amazing 😍 I recommend going after it's dark because that's when the lights open ❤️❤️❤️

We first went there on a Public holiday and it was impossible. There was no parking, the cue was very very long. I guess one could wait upto two hours. We decided to go back home and reschedule. We went back on a Thursday and it was worth it. Entrance fee was 14 euros for adults. We parked close to the entrance and there was no cue at all. We arrived one at 16:00 and the zoo closes at 17:00 thus we had to rush. It was around feeding time and it was interesting. We enjoyed the walk around the zoo and the animals were looking healthy and well taken care of. Some few walk ways were closed and the restaurant too. We could not see some animals. The play ground is huge and for all age groups though we could not use it due to time. Some animals were already indoor due to the changing weather example giraffe,zebra and Elephant Overall it was a good experience and we shall go back in summer.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Augsburg Zoo, and I must say that it was a truly enjoyable experience. The first thing that struck me was the impeccable maintenance of the zoo. The pathways were clean and well-maintained, and the entire facility had a welcoming atmosphere. One of the highlights of Augsburg Zoo was undoubtedly the care and attention given to the animals. Most of the animals appeared to be happy and healthy, which is a testament to the dedicated staff who work tirelessly to ensure their well-being. It was heartwarming to see them in their habitats, engaging in natural behaviors and interacting with each other. The zoo offers a wide variety of animal species, ranging from local fauna to exotic creatures from around the world. This diversity was particularly appealing, as it provided a great educational opportunity for children to learn about different species and their habitats. It was a joy to see the fascination in their eyes as they observed these magnificent animals up close. However, I did notice that a few of the exotic animals seemed slightly agitated during my visit. While this was a minor concern, I sincerely hope that the zoo's dedicated team is working to alleviate any distress they may be experiencing. It's essential to prioritize the well-being and comfort of all the animals, and I trust that the zoo is taking appropriate measures to address any issues. The zoo's amenities were also worth mentioning. There were well-placed seating areas and picnic spots throughout the park, providing ample opportunities for families to take a break and enjoy their surroundings. Additionally, the availability of refreshments and snacks made it convenient for visitors to stay energized during their visit. Overall, Augsburg Zoo is a fantastic place to spend a day with the family. The well-maintained facilities, happy and healthy animals, and the educational experiences it offers make it a great choice for both young and old. While there were a few animals that appeared agitated, I believe the zoo is committed to their welfare. I wholeheartedly recommend Augsburg Zoo for a memorable and enriching outing for the whole family.

Really enjoyed my Visit,I didn't know what to expect,Many surprises Particularly Baboons and Buffalo,Bird House and Beavers indoors. Catering was excellent. My ONLY disappointment was the litter lying around.

Augsburg zoo is fun but its not that big and compared to other city zoos its a bit small as well. We were not aboe to looknon Girffe,Elephants or lions but overall it was okay. My kids had fun in kids playing area. You can visit with kids to look animals.

One of the city landmarks, located in front of a lovely square with café and bars.

built in the 1600's by Elias Holl with the late renaissance architecture. it is the icon of the city with Eagle painting on the front and the pine coat of arm on the Top. impressive architecture and the entrance is free on the Groundfloor where you can visit the war memorials and ancient relics and modules from the City.

Quite a sight to behold from the outside, more so on the inside. Only a €2.50 entry fee for adults to enter the Goldener Saal (Golden Hall), which is very impressive. You can also visit a couple of informative exhibitions for free on the ground floor, including a brief history of Augsburg.

Wow. The golden room is definitely worth visiting. Reasonable €2.5 per person to visit. This beautiful building has a hidden golden nugget inside. Literally. The golden room has over 2.7kg (5Lbs) of gold coating all over the moldings and statues. The history of this over 450 years old building is fascinating, and how it survived and was rebuilt after WW2. The staff dis knowledgeable and super helpful with any questions when visiting. They even offer a folder in English or Spanish for international visitors.

The "golden saal" or the golden hall inside is beautiful and amazing. The entrance fee is cheap especially if you are student, anyway to enter the rathaus is free. You will also have a good view of the square down below from the hall.

Must go inside - build outside looks like any other - but inside it’s amazing. Definitely on list to see

Unfortunately, I didn't had the chance to enter this beautiful piece of history, just outside the views...

Amazing place! Staff is very helpful. The guy from the main gorgeous room told us a mirror 🪞 secret. The lady from reception was super friendly. Highly recommend!

This building has a pearl of German baroque: very beautiful hall. Apart from that, this is nice little muzeum with good collection of art, especially local painters. The good thing also, there are almost no people. So, I suggest to spend an hour here while visiting Augsburg.

I visited on Sunday with free entrance. you can see 3 rooms in the 2nd floor full of art paint works and furniture from the 1700's. the whole 1st floor is available to visit with multiple art works that leads you from a room to another until you reach the Gallery Hall full of decorations and mirrors. theres a garden designed from that era that offer relaxation.

Very very nice place to see in Augsburg, maybe as same astonishing as a very close and much more known Goldener Saal in Rathaus. And if you visit it on Sunday the entrance is free, although it is absolutely worth it a few euros on any other day :)

Lots of great art and the ballroom was amazing!

Visited during the first Sunday of the month. It was only 1€ entrance fee. The were so many beautiful paintings and the Ball room was fantastic.

Good place , the fest hall is really beautiful.Would have been a little more enjoyable, if there were english translations as well for all the exhibits.

What incredible deep history and gorgeous architecture. Incredibly sweet people who love Jesus! We went here 2 weeks in a row and thoroughly enjoyed our time. Highly recommended!

St. Anne's Church is a beautiful medieval Church. A must-see if in Augsburg.

If you are visiting Augsburg, take the time to visit this church, not only is it beautiful but there is an exhibit that explains the birth of Protestantism and the struggle with Catholicism to co-habit in the region. The exhibit is very well done, the only part I would suppress, is a recording next to an open chest that repeats on a rather creepy voice: “Du bist ein Sünder” (you are a sinner).

A great and historical church in the center of Augsburg. The interesting thing about this church is that the church converted tk Protestantism but Jakob Fugger (one of the richest people to ever live) built a cathedral which connected with the main church. The cathedral is catholic. Meaning that 1/7 of the church is catholic and the rest Protestant. The Actually church is great for religious purposes and the design is lavish and interesting.

A real treasure - besides being historical, there is much beauty to be found inside as well as the original painting of Martin Luther attributed to Cranach. This church began as a Carmelite cloister in the early 14th Century, and other major portions of the building date to the late 15th Century and right around 1600. The small, older chapel is stunning. This site is well worth the visit - allow time to take it all in!

INSIDER TIP: Not everyone knows, but apart from extraordinary beautiful main room in Sankt Anna, there is hidden small praying room at the north side of the church - Goldsmith Chapel. It is decorated with the old handcrafted Fresco paintings, dated between 1420-1485. The church Sankt Anna is a special place in Augsburg. It brings so much calmness, surrounds a visitors with its ambience and amazing combination of colors and light: yellow and white - from the windows, pink and heavenly blue reflected on the roof paintings. It has always been a resting place for my soul. It is perfectly build and decorated outside and inside. During the normal times the organ music concerts are simply marvelous.

This lutherian church is marvelously decorated, because it used to be catholic until the reformation. Really beautiful! The Fugger chapel, donated by the Fugger family before the reformation where the tomb of Jakob the Rich is located, still belongs to the catholic church today. Also notable is the Luther museum located on the first floor. A must see when you are in Augsburg!

another architectural piece from Elias Holl, built as a watchtower in the Imperialera. 70 m high with St.Peter's church. it's closed totaly for renovation, and it was unfortunate not to could witness the Town panoramic view.

Large tall tower right in the old town square, with a massive clock from each side.

Situated right in the busiest plaza of Augsburg...beautiful with a lot of history..

FYI, closed from October 31 until April. It’s not listed on the tourism website or the google listing. It’s posted right at the entry door. Would love to give it a higher rating, but we drove quite a distance for naught. The rest of the city is nice enough, though.

About 400 steps you need to climp to have the most memorable view over Augsburg. The tower guards can tell you witty anecdotes (they even sell for some euros a small book with interesting details on the tower's hitory), for children they have honorary certificate for climing the tower and with good weather you can see in the South the beautiful Alps. <3

The 70-metre-tall Perlachturm is a tower in the central district of Augsburg, Germany. Originally built as a watchtower in the 10th century, it is nowadays part of an ensemble with the City Hall of Augsburg, a landmark of the Reichsstadt.

A special place to spend a few minutes with our lady, untier of knots. Also the location where Pope Francis spent many a day during his stay in Augsburg.

Lovely museum with very helpful staff. Entrance fee is 7 Euro per person. But if you go as a group of 10 it will become 5 Euro per person.

entrance 12€. divided in 3 floors between sculptures, history of the Monument in Augsburg, collection of the famous artist Elias Holl and old writings and documents. follow the golden stripe on the floor so you wont lose trail in each part of the Museum.

A rich and informative museum on the history of the city. Must see when in Augsburg.

Some nice exhibits about the architect of many Augsburg landmarks, but not much else. Only takes an hour and a half, but the museum closes about 15 minutes before the stated time.

Most information only in German. Staff were unbelievably hostile and literally hounded you out of rooms. Also overpriced for the museum content. But really can't stress how bizarre and antagonistic the staff are

security guards hound you to follow the line and won't let you re-enter an exhibit, as well as just following strangely close behind throughout every room. collection of gold and silverware was interesting, but only a small part of the 2nd floor, the majority of it is dedicated to the sketches and models of elias holl

Interesting exhibition, but the guards are overly watchful and the ban on photos is just nonsense.

Anyone interested in pupeting will love this place. Take the tour with the tour guide to really learn the ins and outs. Our guide was superb and very knowledgeable. The puppets that have been used in many shows were on display. Definitely a worthwhile visit. don't forget the show it was also very enjoyable

Very beautifully made puppets . These were used to make the old cartoons and story books. The exhibition is small . There was a wall projected some introduction thing at the begining . When I pressed it to see , a guide who was explaining to a group came over and turned if off. I found is offensive and overall didn't find the place that worthy to spend 5 eur . One can probably check out the photos at Google maps for this place .

Perfect getaway from the rain in Augsburg these days. Worth the price for a unique experience.

Extraordinary craftsmanship in every display and so much history in every piece. Would have loved to see a puppet show, but that's for the next adventure. Be sure to sign the guestbook!

Went to explore the puppet museum, which was very impressive, due to the details of each single puppet. Finally enjoyed the "Der Ring der Nibelungen", which was the first performance after Covid lockdown. By the way, it was an excellent show.

Simply magic place to be, both as a kid or adult. This puppet theater is a cultural visit card of Augsburg. It has a huge history and yet every season surprises with the new program. Must see in Augsburg! Puppet theater art mostly vanished in the modern Europe, so this theater is a unique preserve of century old fairy tales traditions. It needs your support, give yourself and your kids this joy. And it will pay back with the vast emotions On the photo the heros of “The story of Little Muck” EN / “Der kleine Muck” DE

It was nice. Museum five star ✨ The play, hm, the kids were in our lap all the time, they couldn't see,and we were somewhere in the middle.

Very nice place with a reasonable entry fee paid at the entrance. There are lockers located to the right just after the entrance if you need them. The Japanese Garden is a highlight, but also the large green with furniture near the cafe and play areas are a lovely place to rest on a sunny afternoon.

Beutifull Botanical Garden. Not small but not so big. There are some rest places with chairs and sometimes with tabkes, so people can rest take some food with and to eat on the nature. Also there are some cafe on the territory of Garden, so people can eat something to drink bear or coffee, or to eat ice cream. Good place to visit with children. It's cost only 4 EUR. I think the best time to visit it's spring, when there are will be a lot flowers.

I can’t tell how much I love this place. The fresh air, lush green trees, and peaceful atmosphere make it perfect for a relaxing walk on a sunny day. The Japanese garden is a true work of art.

This is a wonderful place to relax and see so many wonderful plants. I was very much inspired with ideas for my own garden.

So beautiful! A must-visit in Augsburg! Entrance fee is 4 Euro per Adult.

Gem among Botanical gardens I have so far visited❤️💐🌳Very impressive variety of sceneries and wondeful place for recconecting with nature. Accessable by public transport easily with super friendly entrance personell and resturant staff

Totally worth time and money. If you want to admire plants or have a picnic, this garden is a perfect destination. There's plenty to explore, so I recommend taking some snacks

Really neat basilica in Augsburg. They also have a crypt! Great spot to stop in especially to get out of the cold.

The main part of the church is covered in scaffolding but it is still open. The church has a huge interior and it is free to visit. Photography is permitted at all places. The three separate alters at the front are quite unique IMO. Well worth a visit.

One of the main churches in Augsburg. A beautiful Gothic style basilica holding the largest organ in the city. An impressive altar showcasing the marvellous German architecture of the period with delicately carved sculptures. The pulpit is new. This church holds an important place in the history here and is adored by the residents of Augsburg. It is worth the visit and time.

After hearing much about this church from my father who grew up and served as an altar boy 🙌🏼here, I had to finally experience it for myself when I went back to Augsburg w family, to family after Dad's passing. It was an early Sunday morning brisk walk, and large creaky door was unlocked so I looked around on a bit of a self-directed tour. It started in 1012 as the Benedictine abbey of Saints Ulrich and Afra. You'll find much info of local history behind the name(s) as well. But part of said tour ahem-included getting lost in a basement tier for awhile - among olde crypts with wall torches in amongst a maze of small adjoining rooms - some w low open doorways. It was an entirely different world from the upper Church, that more than demanded my reverence. The 'basement' tier of what I got to see that day gave that whole perception of stepping out of a time-machine if you will - of virtually 1000 years ago so much so, it was almost palpable. This being just a smidgeon of that morning's whole experience that had me gasping as it took my breath away. It's hauntingly beautiful. If you're there you must see it. And almost around the corner, what turned out to be the oldest doll house furniture & accoutrements place found me! Housed in a well-kept privately owned store that I was surprised to find as I hurried back. Its modest yet fantasy-laden window beckoned, and could have easily swept me up for the afternoon too - but now I digress faaar off the mark (😶‍🌫️ a big 🇨🇦 sorry to you) Merely more tidbits that can't help but prove the beauty and history of Old Augsburg. This old church consists of 3 huge carved altars: the main high, the north and the south one. There's the tall wrought iron gating as you enter. It also long holds and maintains what continues to be known as the biggest pipe organ in the city, where regular organ concerts have long occurred and still do, the same one Mozart himself gave an impassioned performance on in 1777. A couple of small but not so diminutive, elaborately carved 'hooded' balconies perched here and there, and the central carved Rococo bishop's pulpit, painted vaulted ceilings, the old-World craftsmanship is everywhere you look. It represents at the very least as an elaborate example of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. I always dreamed of seeing this Church as Dad would almost whisper stories of his youth and his admiration for its historical significance of both my parents' hometown. Unfortunately it had to be without him but at least I did eventually get to see the place I heard so much about. Do yourself the favour of a lifetime and if the opportunity presents itself, go without rushing and bask in its art, and in its somewhat humbling effect from its history of some extremes. If you're anything like me - and even if you're not, you'll surely never forget it!

Catholic Basilik with late gothic interior architecture and baroque style identify the externl dom thus currently under renovation. the church includes the relics of St.Afra and St.Ulrich which you can visit to pray under the main altar and it holds a historical significance where 2 roman german emperors were crowned here.

Another impressive Catholic Basilica. Beautiful interior as well as exterior. The architectural splendour is worth a visit and you will be in awe definitely.

15th century church with roots dating back to 10th century is a mixture of Renaissance style with major Gothic architecture design. It's significant features are the red roof and the onion shape dome of bell tower. This inspired other churches in Bavaria to adopt the design. You must visit this church if you pass by Augsburg.

Love this river!

Definitely a worthwhile experience

Good place for a long walk or cycling

Very fast course but fun to paddle, went for the Junior ECA

Never ceases to impress me

A really good course. For me personally the best course i've ever paddled

Great kayaking course surrounded by a beautiful park.

Great painting outside - definitely to take a look - even when you pass by. You could enter in - but doesn’t make same impression

Weberhaus in Augsburg is the special cultural herritage, picturesque historical building. One of the visit cards of the city, it now contains the boutiques and shops. Outside decor is worth of travel magazines covers ;)

Tasty kabeb and nice people working there.

Unique building no neat shops like you may read about.

Beautiful building

Exquisite outside wall paintings

Very nice and friendly place.

One of the best museums I ever visited - if you are interested in Fashion, textile Industry, it’s history and technology - it’s worth visiting. Also kids will find a lot of interesting and interactive things. The special exhibition “Dirndl goes fashion” is fantastic! I enjoyed it very much.

The museum employs are unpolished. Almost none speaks any foreign language, neither English or French or Spanish or Portuguese, just German. No explanations in other language than German. Very unpolished personal and perhaps museum management.

Really amazing museum. There are a lot of interactive parts. English description would be nice.

Nice place to hang out with family. Also affordable

An interesting museum, though fairly small. I'm glad we went, but it would have been better if some machines were running and if more of the collection had labels in English. I guess there aren't too many English visitors though

Always a pleasure. Very best Service. International standard *****

This museum is a wonderful blend of modern and old. It describes the beginnings of the textile industry in Augsburg in a fascinating way and offers superb descriptions of the emerging technology behind what we take for granted. This is a museum that is well directed and hosted by friendly receptionists.

Rathausplatz in Augsburg is a beautiful and lively square, perfect for soaking in the city’s charm. Surrounded by stunning historical buildings, including the impressive Town Hall, it’s a great spot to relax, enjoy a coffee, or people-watch. Whether you visit during the day or in the evening when it’s lit up, the atmosphere is always welcoming and vibrant.

Rathausplatz in Augsburg is a beautiful and lively square with a perfect mix of history and atmosphere. The Town Hall itself is stunning, especially the Golden Hall with its incredible ceiling and decorations truly a masterpiece. The square is surrounded by charming buildings, fountains, and cafés, making it a great place to relax, take photos, and feel the spirit of the city. Both during the day and when it’s lit up at night, it’s absolutely worth a visit.

Augsburg Rathausplatz is a beautiful square that’s definitely worth a visit. The architecture is stunning, and it’s a great place to soak in the historic atmosphere of Augsburg. The square is well-maintained and provides a wonderful backdrop for photos. While there may not be a lot of activities to do directly on the square, its beauty and charm more than make up for it. It’s the perfect spot for a leisurely stroll or to relax and enjoy the surroundings. I highly recommend visiting Augsburg Rathausplatz if you’re in the area. It’s a place that truly captures the essence of the city!

Really nice place to chill and to see all kinds of different people hang out! Augsburg is just the right size - big enough for diversity and small enough to not be too crowded.

Beautiful city . Was a pleasure to visit Leopold Mozart museum a mandatory visit !

Very beautiful place, U have to see it!

Nice place down town to take coffee and enjoy the good vibes, many events take place there during different periods of the year (light nights, Christmas…).

Quaint tucked away gardens and small museums. On inside big garden and park surrounding 2 sides. Good for playing with kids and dogs. Nice stream next to it too.

its an old city gate that hides a garden and an old theater which is closed except in events. the passage under the gate gave the feeling of that era. awesome experience.

The most beautifull and best fortified gates of Augsburgs historic town wall. In summer there is a medieval festival arround the gate. when you are there, also visit the historical water towers northern of the gate.

Very nice spring mini festival and party time at the red door. Lots of people and nice music beats all over.

Lovely little town full of history. Good for a day visit!

Wonderful place to see some skyscrapers of Augsburg. Of course they're not that big, but I love the old towers in this landscape. Great place to chill and enjoy the good weather.

Really cool place for photos

21 stations of informations on charcoal/diesel old trains, bunkers, train station old equipments. a collection of historical trains in Hangar, souvenirs, resto and a large train Model. a very interesting museum, well organised, friendly staff, many activities for kids.

Amazing and just the right size. I took the grandkids (9, 5, 4). We stayed for about 3 hrs. They wanted to come back the next day! There is a nice model train area and some train engines the kids can climb into and pretend play. Everything is beautifully maintained. I was never particularly fascinated by trains before but I fell in love with some of the ones in the museum. Voila, one is never too old for love!

A really unique place with a lot of different train locomotives. The stuff was really friendly and was down to explain how the vehicles worked.

Awesome place too visit and spend couple hours admiring all sorts of German locomotives and rolling stock.

While not as varied as Koblenz or vastly comprehensive as Nordlingen, this railway 'park' (as it is termed) has a good, small collection of locomotives. There are no carriages to inspect as at Koblenz. If you're a train lover it's worth a visit, just be aware it has very limited operating hours.

It's not a big museum but pretty enjoyable for all generations!!

Nice place for a short visit with kids, fair price I posted this some months ago, today I checked again because I wanted to go again and was really surprised about the price, I don't remember how much it was before but if I remember correct prices doubled or tripled in only a few months

Entrance Fee is 2.50€. Totally worth it for a museum so well-taken-care of. A must-see when in Augsburg, and even a reason for Theater lovers to visit Augsburg. Small but rich in content, presented in a modern way and accompanied by a free online video guide in german and english.

Interesting small Brecht museum in the very house where Bertolt Brecht was born.

Bertolt Brecht House. His bedroom and works. Notes from his school life

The ticket woman was very arrogant and there was nothing inside. It's not a house! Just a few photos and posters (only in German!!). Not for international tourists.

beautiful place with small water channel <3

Thoughtfully curated, immersive and comfortable museum which exhaustively details the life of Bertolt Brecht. An English translation of all materials is provided to take home free of charge.

A must place to visit to get to know the birthplace of Bertolt Brecht, one of Germany's most prominent playwrighters.

A must visit place in Augsburg and hard to miss. You just have to pay a small entrance fee of 2.50 Euros to see the beautiful, magnificent paintings with gold plated decorations. They provide you with an information brochure and a mirror trolley that you need to watch the image as you keep on reading the history. I was amazed to see the richness of the place that they have tried to show through this golden hall. It is worth the time and negligible money.

entrance 2.5€ easy to buy from the Rathaus machine on the GF. take the steps to the 3rd Floor and enjoy a massive Golden view of this around 500 m2 Hall with doors, paintings and theres the side rooms where historical meetings took place. Very impressive work and awesome view from the Top. dont forget to look at the Mirror in the middle of the room so you don't miss any detail from the ceiling work.

I highly recommend visiting! Spectacular place! Every corner looks like a masterpiece. I also advise you to appreciate the view from the window on Rathausplatz.

Beautiful huge (obviously golden) shiny hall! Must see if in Augsburg, and if possible, use a chance of a guided tour because the story is very interesting...

The ode to the late Renaissance. The ceiling paintings, murals, and golden wall decorations are outstanding. The more you look, the more you see

Grosser Goldener Saal Augsburg very elegant place. Historical buildings full of magnification painting and the decor using gold very nice and pretty. Keeping old building with fully care and maintenance everything still good. In here government keep the present from other countries like kimono from Japan and Gucci from China very nice...👍

Amazing room, must visit spot in Augsburg Entrance fee is 2.5eur, 2G+rule is applied, make sure to take a rapid test in advance

Roman air

(Translated by Google) A truly impressive structure, considering it dates back to the 18th century. The viaduct was originally made of wood and was replaced in 1777 by an Augsburg master builder with a new brick viaduct. It was built on the same site. (Original) Ein schon beeindruckends Bauwerk, wenn man bedenkt, dass es aus dem 18. Jahrhundert stammt. Das Viadukt war einst hölzernen und wurde im Jahr 1777 von einem Augsburger Baumeister durch ein neues Viadukt aus Ziegeln ersetzt. Es wurde an derselben Stelle erbaut.

(Translated by Google) The city of Augsburg's drinking water supply once ran over the viaduct. If you are at the Red Gate you should definitely take a look. (Original) Über das Viadukt lief einst die Trinkwasserversorgung der Stadt Augsburg. Wenn man beim Roten Tor ist sollte man unbedingt einen Blick drauf werfen.

(Translated by Google) Nice place. (Original) Szép hely.

The Hercules Fountain in Augsburg (Herkulesbrunnen) is a grand Renaissance monument by Adriaen de Vries, cast in bronze between 1596-1600 and erected in 1602. It features a 3-meter tall Hercules wielding a flaming club as he battles the seven-headed Hydra, symbolizing the conquering of untamed forces. Around him are Naiads, sea gods, tritons and playful putti, plus reliefs showing mythic and civic themes. It is located on Maximilianstraße in Augsburg and is one of three “Prachtbrunnen” (splendid fountains), all part of Augsburg’s UNESCO-designated water management heritage.

You can see the copy of this fountain in Maximillian museum

A beautiful fountain with a stunning view of the church in the background. The fountain itself is worth a good look as there's plenty of details that may be missed on a casual viewing. The fountain is very obvious popular amongst locals as it was difficult to get at it during the weekend evenings - which always bodes well for a tourist location!

Beautiful 🤩

Nice place to sit and relax with a view of Augsburg.

A spectacular fountain in the middle of Augsburg's grand boulevard, the Maximilianstrasse, with the view towards the Cathedral on the one side and St. Ulrich church on the other. Next to Augsburg's most renowned hotel the "Drei Mohren".

Beautiful spot for a wedding 🔔

The museum is on the smaller end, but offers some nice operational engines and gear systems with some of the original trucks and other vehicles. There was no entry ticket. The museum has two large hall sections and the whole thing can be covered within an afternoon. There is also a foosball table to found among the trucks.

Great museum proud to be a old employee of this organisation. You can find history of Diesel and his patents in this museum and his used personal belongings. MAN is a A1 supplier of marine engines all over the world. It has number 1 casting facilities at their AUGSBURG office and best canteen at Augsburg office.

It is a small representation of the history of the MAN company. It is more focused on the first years of the company specialy in the development of the old printing machines and the first diesel engines. But also there are examples of MAN vehicles and a photographic timeline representation from the beginnings until almost nowadays. The museum is in a very good condition and the entrance is free. I really recommend, to people that are in the Augsburg area and have free time, visiting the museum.

Wonderful exhibition of Rudolf Diesel's early achievements, Man's trucks and 19-20th century printing presses.

kind staff! you ring the bell at the front entrance during their work hours and they open the door for you! 👍🏼👍🏼

Small museum, but enough for kids and adults alike. We showed up, as the times listed on the website are 9-16. Their sign says you need an appointment.

Nice museum. We went there in a weekday morning. There were only a handful of visitors, so we could see every exhibit in detail. Registration by email in advance is a must.

Small museum, but cost is low to enter.

The museum is great and the kids love it too! The tour guide Lubava made the tour very interesting!

The actual museum is closed for refurbishment, so they present there exhibits literally out of the transport boxes! Quite good and educational. Fun!

Small museum and unfortunately nothing was in English. Not something I would go out of my way for but if it’s something your interested in would be a place to stop. It was also a little pricey for the size of the collection I thought but was still nice to see some of the cool artifacts.

Very interesting historical items, but unfortunately just a small, limited selection.

Quite a few things to see. Unfortunately they reside in the moment (August 2019) not in their usual place which is under renovation. Nevertheless everything is neatly presented and gives you a nice experiance and insight to the roman times in Augsburg.

Rich history, poor presentation. Too much like a school trip from decades ago.

Night concerts are very nice here but it's not a grandiose venue...

bella location

Beautiful Building

Good place

(Translated by Google) A beautiful park located right in the heart of Augsburg. Very beautiful flowers as far as the eye can see. Very good for reading and relaxing, it is also nice and shady under the trees. (Original) Ein wunderschöner Park mitten im Herzen Augsburg gelegen. Sehr schöne Blumen wohin das Auge schaut. Sehr gut zum Lesen und Entspannen, schön schattig ist es ebenso da unter Bäumen gelegen.

(Translated by Google) The park is beautifully landscaped and surrounded by numerous historical landmarks. The square has had various uses over the centuries. It was not until 1878 that it was transformed into a park. There are several seating areas, a playground, and a memorial commemorating the end of the Franco-Prussian War. (Original) Der Park ist schön gestaltet und ist von zahlreichen historischen Sehenswürdigkeiten umgeben. Der Platz wurde über die Jahrhunderte unterschiedlich genutzt. Erst 1878 erfolgte dann die Umgestaltung zum Park. Es gibt mehrere Sitzgelegenheiten, einen Spielplatz und das Denkmal zum Ende des Deutsch-Französischen Krieg.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful place to hold your wedding photoshoot, as we did. It's also a quiet and pleasant place to stroll and spend a sunny day in your free time :) (Original) Ein wunderschöner Ort um das Fotoshooting für seine Hochzeit abzuhalten so wie wir es taten. Auch in der Freizeit ein ruhiger und angenehmer Platz zum spazieren und einen sonnigen Tag zu verbringen:)

Some great trails near a waterway for walking and or riding a bike.

Very nice forest feel in the middle of the city

Ducks swans and fishes can be seen in pond and tree reflections will be wonderful

Is a nice place for relax, a nice walk also you have restaurant to stop and eat .

Amazing park with numerous paths for walking and cycling. A bit of nature in the middle of a gorgeous town.

A huge nature where you walk surrounded by greenery.

a very nice and relaxing place, plenty of roads/tracks to have fun

(Translated by Google) Beautiful but tamed river (Original) Schöner, aber gezähmter Fluss

(Translated by Google) We have already walked many kilometers along the Lech outside the cities and always find charming sights. (Original) Wir sind schon viele Kilometer am Lech außerhalb der Städte gelaufen und finden immer wieder reizvolle Anblick.

(Translated by Google) A must for every paddler. From easy whitewater and hiking tours to difficult whitewater for advanced skiers. (Original) Für jeden Paddler ein muss. Von leichten Wildwasser und Wandertouren bis hin zu schwerem Wildwasser für Fortgeschrittene.

(Translated by Google) Very suitable for walks or just sunbathing in the summer. You can also go for a walk with your dog without any problems. (Original) Eignet sich sehr gut für Spaziergänge oder im Sommer sich einfach mal Sonnen. Man kann auch ohne Probleme mit dem Hund Spazieren gehen.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful piece of nature (Original) Ein schönes Stück Natur

(Translated by Google) Very nice! (Original) Sehr schön!

(Translated by Google) Never gets boring (Original) Wird nie lanweilig

Great street for the local atmosphere ; Great souvenir shop at Mozarthaus near by !

It's ok

Super

(Translated by Google) A city center stop for trams (line 2) and buses, like night bus lines without any weather protection for passengers but WiFi access on the side towards Rathausplatz | Königsplatz. (Original) Eine Innenstadthaltestelle für Straßenbahn ( Linie 2 ) und Bus, wie Nachtbuslinien ohne jeden Wetterschutz für Fahrgäste aber einem WLAN-Zugang auf der Seite Richtung Rathausplatz | Königsplatz.

(Translated by Google) St. Anna also known as Annakirche (a historic church building built by Carmelites in 1321) is an Evangelical Lutheran parish with approximately 2,400 members, located in the center of Augsburg. The Carmelite monastery in Augsburg, to which the church of St. Anna belonged, acquired the greatest historical significance when Martin Luther spent the night there in 1518 and refused to recant his theses in front of Cardinal Thomas Cajetan. (Original) St. Anna auch als Annakirche bezeichnet (ein historisches Kirchengebäude, das von Karmeliten im Jahr 1321 erbaut wurde) ist eine evangelisch-lutherische Kirchengemeinde mit etwa 2.400 Mitgliedern, gelegen im Zentrum von Augsburg. Die größte geschichtliche Bedeutung erlangte das Karmelitenkloster Augsburg zu dem die Kirche St. Anna gehörte, als im Jahr 1518 Martin Luther dort nächtigte und sich vor Kardinal Thomas Cajetan weigerte, seine Thesen zu widerrufen.

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful Protestant churches (Original) Eine der schönsten evangelischen Kirchen

(Translated by Google) A place with an incredible historical atmosphere...I have to go there every time I'm in Augsburg (Original) Ein Ort mit unglaublichem historischen Ambiente....jedesmal muss ich dorthin, wenn ich in Augsburg bin

A place to enjoy traditional Bavarian food right in the Rathaus building. On the time of our visit, the hall was empty, all guests were seated in the yard. The weather was warm and sunny, and the whole experience would be great if not one small detail - smoking is allowed in the open area and as some guests were smoking the odor was reaching to our table with the slight wind. The menu is huge, nobody will stay hungry. Kid's menu is great! We weren't very hungry, so we ordered only two dishes - traditional potato cream-soup / Kartoffelcremesuppe (5.7€) for me and traditional Swabian meat dumplings / Maultaschen (11.4€) for my sister. I liked the sweet and savory taste of the Sauerkraut added to the soup, while the soup was a bit heavy and less creamy than I had in other cities in Germany. The dumplings were tender, the potatoes were crispy and the gravy was complimenting the dish just right. I think it would be good to visit this place again (and have a table in the hall), maybe at a little bit later hour, and try one of the traditional desserts this place offers.

This restaurant is beneath the Augsburg City Hall. We stopped here without a reservation on a week day which they didn't seem too enthusiastic about. Nevertheless we got a table in the nearly empty restaurant. The food was great and the service was fast. I will agree that even at the time when there weren't too many guests it was quite loud.

We had the best Radlers (lemon beer) and delicious schnitzel and other traditional foods here. The atmosphere is dark and cozy as well as lively too. I highly recommend trying it.

The nicest place in all of Augsburg, both for the place itself and the tasteful food (not too expensive, I was expecting way more). There is a lot of choices, but the service - even in very kind and available - is a little bit slow. It is very recommended to book in advance (for groups even a MONTH) because it is not only good but also famous. Bonus point: big and clean bathrooms

The best authentic German food in the area. Ate here two nights in a row and had the veal schnitzel with red cabbage and spaetzle... Phenomenal

We came in with no reservation but the host was very accommodating and got us a table. The service was wonderful and the food was superb! Absolutely recommend!

This is a spectacular restaurant!! We went at 4:30 pm..all tables were reserved, but they let us have a reserved table as long as we were done by 6:15!! This was excellent service! Food was perfect, service was exceptional. English speaking hostess and waiters made the experience 5☆☆☆☆☆! Danke Schön!!

Excellent modern stadium. There is a tram stop nearby

Just saw Augsburg play against Freiburg. The stadium was easy to find your way around in and the crowd was very energetic. I really enjoyed the experience and can't wait to go there again. I can imagine it is also a nice place to go to a concert as well. If you have an opportunity to visit for any attraction I'd recommend going.

Awesome stadium of the FC Augsburg. Good reachable via highway and public transport. All accessible via wheelchair and good view from this seats. Sadly no Apple Pay/ Google Pay even when their cards are using NFC. Also payment via FCA App is provided. Staff and fans are friendly and polite.

Home of Augsburg FC. Ausburg Arena is also known as WWK Arena. Capacity is 30.660 and it have 9.500 parking spaces. Pitch dimensions: 105 x 68 metres Video screen: 6.40 x 4.80 metres Stands’ angle of inclination: 26 – 36 degrees Size of lettering on north and east side of stadium: 38 x 4.5 metres Size of lettering on west side of stadium: 25 x 3.0 metres Very nice stadium.

Augsbrug's arena is a pleasant area where you can organize parties and gala's in an original setting. We enjoyed a large food buffet with local dishes. The staff serves very well and is present during the whole night. An excellent initiative for all companies and organisations looking for a relaxing and interesting formula to please staff and/or customers.

Epic stadium w. Great atmosphere. Football quality was of a lower amount.

This stadium is a Gem! Absolutely stunned with its appearance, so simple but also so great, on the other side.

Cute town vibes

A bit dirty around the statue but a nice place overall.

Majestic fountain

In the Christmas time it is hard to find tis fontane )))

It is situated right next to the Rathaus. The fountain is very artistic and has many intricate carvings.

All those Brunnen are just stunning... so Wunderschön

No doubt. One of Augsburg's most impressive fountains right on the Rathausplatz.

Small but interesting and informative museum, with interactive experiences. Would recommend

Interactive videos interesting to know more about the history of this region

Very interesting museum full of experiences

A very good interactive museum which we found very interesting. We learnt a lot. Well worth a visit, best to walk or cycle to it.

The Fugger family as well as the Welseer family gained access to the world leadership of their times through top sense of business opportunities in merchandisind, banking and mining. They´ve been the decissionmakers of their centuries and founded social activities lasting through the times up to our days! This place offers top insiders infos to the visitors!

Great interactive media, e. g. a projected animated map on a real leather sheet. Fantastically modern!

Fun. Super interactive. Friendly and helpful staff. Must see!

Went on a walk at the Lech and came across the Hochablass. What a beautiful und calming place. I could sit there for hours and watch the water. Picked the perfect day because weather was beautiful and luckily it wasn't too crowded. You can continue your walk from there around the Kuhsee and enjoy a drink and snack from one of the many kiosks or bring your own.

The Hochablass bridge/dam was picturesque and greenary(if not too sunny) . Near by have kayak school and also a small food stall. Best place to visit those who enjoy Kayak and river flow to relax in evenings for pleasant environment and calm place.

Quite place ideal for a walk or for a bike ride. Easy to reach small parking area. Ideal if travelling through but not worthwhile driving there just to visit.

Favourite spot to chill and stop during a run.

There's a nice view, I can recommend this for everyone who visits Augsburg. On a sunny day you can get some coffe at 'Schwarze Kiste'.

The Hochablass is a historic weir that dams the river Lech southeast of Augsburg. Perfect for observing the White-throated Dipper. The site is perfect to observe the White-throated Dipper, which breeds here every year. The Grey Wagtail, White Wagtail and in winter the Water Pipit can also often be seen here.

Loved the UNESCO world heritage structure, the ice cream man on the bridge, cafe nearby, river to sit and enjoy

The museum is only in German, and the leaflet in English that explains the displays is very limited. However, the Synagogue itself is beautiful, and well worth a visit (especially considering that when we went admission was free)

Small museum & big synagoge with its athmoshere is worth visiting. Some showpieces are not available during the covid months

(Translated by Google) It was so wonderful!!!! The museum has been beautifully designed and a visit to the synagogue is also a highlight. The staff is also very friendly and helpful! Come back soon! (Original) Es war so wunderbar!!!! Das Museum wurde sehr schön gestaltet und auch der Besuch in der Synagoge ist ein Highlight. Das Personal ist auch sehr freundlich und hilfreich! Komme bald wieder !

(Translated by Google) Very interesting depictions of Jewish life in and around Augsburg (in Swabia). Good prepared museum concept, audio and video sequences. The large synagogue surprises. Unfortunately (or finally?) there is currently construction work in the synagogue with scaffolding, but this does not detract too much from the visual enjoyment of the synagogue. Unfortunately no photos are allowed in the synagogue, there are interesting details to discover and draw... Nice museum shop and café. Please note the opening times! (Original) Sehr interessante Darstellungen des jüdischen Lebens in und um Augsburg (in Schwaben). Gutes aufbereitetes Museumskonzept, Audio und Videosequenzen. Die große Synagoge überrascht. Derzeit leider (oder endlich?) Bauarbeiten in der Synagoge mit einer Einrüstung, die den optischen Genuss der Synagoge aber nicht allzu sehr schmälert. Leider sind keine Fotos in der Synagoge erlaubt, es gibt interessante Details zu entdecken und abzuzeichnen... Netter Museumsshop und Café. Beachtet die Öffnungszeiten!

(Translated by Google) Definitely worth seeing. The exhibition could be a bit larger, but it's not as negative and dramatic as some other Jewish exhibitions. You learn a lot about the history of the Jews in Augsburg. There was a free children's craft session, where the little one got to design a T-shirt. Really good. The synagogue is beautiful, but unfortunately, you're not allowed to take photos due to the potential danger to the interior. Police at the door. The bag checks typical of such museums. That makes me sad. (Original) Auf jeden Fall sehenswert. Die Ausstellung könnte ein wenig größer sein, dafür ist sie nicht so negativ und dramatisch wie manch andere jüdische Ausstellung. Man erfährt viel über die Geschichte der Juden in Augsburg. Es gab kostenloses Kinderbasteln, wo der Kleine ein Tshirt gestalten durfte. Echt gut. Die Synagoge ist schön, leider darf man keine Fotos machen wegen potentieller Gefährdung der Einrichtung. Polizei vor der Tür. Die für solche Museen typische Taschenkontrolle. Das macht mich traurig.

(Translated by Google) As a Catholic, I have always been captivated by learning a little more about the Jewish religion. This museum is wonderful for its history, what it contains and shares. One more opportunity to understand the world of Jesus on earth and not to forget our commitment to be generators of peace. (Original) Como Catolica siempre me ha cautivado conocer un poco mas de la religion Judia , este museo es maravilloso por su historia , lo que encierra y comparte . Una oportunidad mas para comprender el mundo de Jesus en la tierra y para no olvidar nuesteo compromiso de ser generadores de paz.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting Jewish museum (Original) Sehr interessantes jüdischen Museum

St. Peter am Perlach is a Catholic church in Augsburg, Germany, best known as the home of the famous Baroque painting “Mary Untier of Knots” (Maria Knotenlöserin). Here’s how they connect: 🕍 St. Peter am Perlach A Romanesque church located in Augsburg, Bavaria. Originally built around the 11th century, it has been renovated in different architectural styles through the centuries. Inside the church, there is a special devotion site dedicated to Mary, Untier of Knots. 🎨 Mary, Untier of Knots A Baroque painting created around 1700 by Johann Georg Melchior Schmidtner, an artist of Augsburg. The painting shows the Virgin Mary patiently untying a knotted white ribbon, symbolizing her role in interceding with God to resolve the problems, sins, and difficulties in people’s lives. Around her are angels handing her the ribbon, while the Holy Spirit (as a dove) shines above. The painting reflects an old devotion based on St. Irenaeus of Lyon’s words: > “The knot of Eve’s disobedience was loosed by the obedience of Mary.” 🌍 Devotion’s Spread Though long venerated locally in Augsburg, the devotion became worldwide in the late 20th century. It was particularly popularized by Pope Francis, who encountered the devotion while studying in Germany in the 1980s and later brought it to Argentina. Today, it is one of the most beloved Marian devotions globally, with many people praying to Mary under this title to help “untie the knots” in their lives (difficulties, conflicts, addictions, family struggles, etc.).

This is a very small Church where you can find the most beautiful painting of the Virgin Mary Undoer of Knots, our beautiful Mother. The painting depicts the Virgin Mary taking the knots out of a long white ribbon. Pope Francis does have a special devotion to Our Lady, Undoer of Knots.

A wonderful image of Mary, The Knots Untier, is venerated here. The story and the image is inspiring for all marriages, especially those in difficulties.

This is a stuuuuning church. Very, very beautiful. Small old pews and traditional priests and Mass etc. Grateful an FSSP church like this exists in the heart of my little city. Thanks be to Mary! Do pay a visit and pray for me!!

The original church were Mary the knots beaker appeared.

My family, from Peru and US,an I have plan a visit to Germany to vist, on May 2022, our son in Löwenstain were he is a Dr. And were planning to visit de Church of St. Peter am Perlach to meet the “Knotenlöserin” Virgen, but I read that is close!!! Do you know for how long? Thanks.

Home to the now-famous devotion: Mary, Untier of Knots.

What a surprise! Went in a day trip to Augsburg and didn't know it was the birthplace of Mozart's father. Super interesting place where you can know more about Leopold Mozart, a talented man who influenced deeply his son's life. The ticket was very cheap and the staff was really nice, highly recommend it.

I highly recommend a visit. Even if you have no interest in the music of this period, you will get an idea of Augsburg life in the mid 18th century. The museum is attractively laid out. It’s hands-on too: you can have a go at playing a violin.

The museum of Leopold Mozart (Wolfgang's father) is the true treasure of Augsburg. The museum is arranged in a very visitor-friendly way, describing and depicting the life of Leopold Mozart in an interesting and interactive methods. There are two highlights: One is the room with sign on the door "Come in". I will not reveal what is inside it but it is totally worth it, since my friend and I went twice inside. The other highlight are the two violins which visitors are encouraged to play on. All in all, one of the best museums I have visited. When we left it, we noticed with a surprise that 3 hours have passed.

The birthplace and the main residency for Wolfgang Mozart's father, Leopold Mozart. The house was recently refurbished and it looks good, it is entertaining and it is interactive (you can play violin inside!!). It is interesting and also shows how Augsburg was centuries ago and how the city's and Leopold's history were intertwined. I spent a nice hour here.

Wow what a carefully and thoughtfully crafted museum to shed an additional light on W.A.Mozart by focusing on his father. Well worth the 5€ entry. Very very highly recommended!

Very interesting museum. There are interactive parts, and you can even try to play violins. I would definitely recommend it.

If you're looking for the origins of a true genius, this place is where you'll find them. As for Leopold Mozart, he is heavily underrated both as a father and as a composer/musician. This special place finally does the man some justice!!!

Beautiful tower that is opened during weekdays. From the top you can observe big part of Augsburg and the neighborhood. Wonderful view!

Augsburg is really interesting city in that one finds places like this one just a little outside the main city area. On the tower the city is visible and suddenly appears smaller. It makes for great walk from fairly distant car park to walk up. The houses themselves in this town give somewhat a feel of Bavaria being wooden (a few), with typical narrow streets. If you're looking for a WOW experience, well the monument isn't exactly that. However, a place indeed on any day you feel like escaping city life to switch environment.

Cool to see. Was told it's usually not open to go to the top. Just happened to be a festival going on so, got to climb up and enjoy local food and beer.

Love the breeze here.You can sit and enjoy the sunset. Nice spot for kite flying. For winter sports, it is ideal for kids to ride a sledge.

The hilltop area is great for a panoramic view over the city of Augsburg. You can watch sunrise from the hilltop.

Nice view from top of the tower.

I would love that interior reflects the exterior but sadly that isn't so. Yes it's free and you can climb on top, but inside is all full or graffiti and dirt and just isn't what it was supposed to be. Still, the view is great and it's free so you should definitely check it out if you are in the area. There is a very nice park around it as well so you can chill in the shade if you want to.

What a wonderful gem of a place in Augsburg! Very glad we gave this a go, the art was fantastic and the stories behind it very interesting. Florian Lettl is a wonderful man and artist, he went out of his way to make the visit interesting and engaging for our kids who didn't want to leave...! Hidden gem for sure and a great spot to visit in Augsburg. Thank you Florian!

Great exhibition and Lettl (the son) was very passionately guiding us. Our two boys at 7 and 10 were also entertained with small tasks and ended up being inspired to draw surrealistic drawings in the guest book. Definitely worth a visit in Augsburg, and the entrance was very very fair priced.

Lovely museum, recommend the audioguide for really nice, and sometimes funny, pieces of information Looks like a small museum, but you can easily spend 4 hours there with audioguide

I was here with my friends and discovered and found out, who Wolfgang Lettl is. Had a nice talk with his son, Florian Lettl (sculptor). There are an audio guide and interesting activity for people of all ages. Even if you aren't interested in art or surrealism, you should definitely visit this museum. Paintings and sculptures will give you a chance to have a look on the life from another perspective and maybe find «Die Lösung des Problems».

Excellent Exhibition. I loved it very much with my partner. It was a nice place to see with interesting art works. The tour was very informative and I’ll be back here :)

FANTASTIC WORK & PERSONAL TOUR! The owner of the gallery is the son of Lettl so I was fortunate enough to have a first hand tour and explanation for the paintings. I arrived at the gallery with 45 minutes to spare yet Florian did not rush me & allowed me to fully enjoy the work until 5:30! Lucky me! I have attached some photos of my favourite pieces I saw. The work was impeccable, & I would highly recommend it to anyone, even if you wouldn't consider yourself an art geek, as it was so interesting and enjoyable. The gallery changes a portion of the work once a year, so I will definitely visit this gallery next year to see more work!

I did it without audio tour, and really enjoyed it. Just make your own thoughts about all paintings. But I heard other visitors laughing about the audio explanation. Surrealism is my favorite. I loved it.

Anyone interested in pupeting will love this place. Take the tour with the tour guide to really learn the ins and outs. Our guide was superb and very knowledgeable. The puppets that have been used in many shows were on display. Definitely a worthwhile visit. don't forget the show it was also very enjoyable

Very beautifully made puppets . These were used to make the old cartoons and story books. The exhibition is small . There was a wall projected some introduction thing at the begining . When I pressed it to see , a guide who was explaining to a group came over and turned if off. I found is offensive and overall didn't find the place that worthy to spend 5 eur . One can probably check out the photos at Google maps for this place .

Perfect getaway from the rain in Augsburg these days. Worth the price for a unique experience.

Extraordinary craftsmanship in every display and so much history in every piece. Would have loved to see a puppet show, but that's for the next adventure. Be sure to sign the guestbook!

Went to explore the puppet museum, which was very impressive, due to the details of each single puppet. Finally enjoyed the "Der Ring der Nibelungen", which was the first performance after Covid lockdown. By the way, it was an excellent show.

Simply magic place to be, both as a kid or adult. This puppet theater is a cultural visit card of Augsburg. It has a huge history and yet every season surprises with the new program. Must see in Augsburg! Puppet theater art mostly vanished in the modern Europe, so this theater is a unique preserve of century old fairy tales traditions. It needs your support, give yourself and your kids this joy. And it will pay back with the vast emotions On the photo the heros of “The story of Little Muck” EN / “Der kleine Muck” DE

It was nice. Museum five star ✨ The play, hm, the kids were in our lap all the time, they couldn't see,and we were somewhere in the middle.

I do generally find the garden to be very beautiful, but it’s beauty very much lays in its ability to convey calm for example to meditate and relax in it it the problem really is that if one goes into the sky and it is maybe Sunday or Saturday or another day where it is very full one is necessarily and so have I been at the beginning? Going to be Very disappointed it is like one of those calm little city streets of small little towns that have achieved a great lot of following on social media but because of that following all of this common pieces now gone they have effectively been destroyed and I think it is quite similar with this. You have got to be there when no one else is there because while there are rules to be quiet and not annoying, most people do not care in the slightestso if you manage to go there at a calm and peaceful point of time but there are hardly any people at all or only those who are particularly quiet then you are going to have a splendid time there you may even be able to meditate a little and calm down

Interesting garden, probably better to visit in the summer

Pleasant and relaxing We enjoyed our visit 😀 😊 xxx

Beautiful and quiet place. Perfect for meditation, book reading, or diving into your thoughts.

Beautiful place to spend a sunny morning. 3 euro for adults and 1 for dogs is super affordable price. You can enjoy a good beer at the beergarden, or sit next to the fruit trees. The Japanese garden section is so peaceful and perfect for pictures. Awesome place

Definitely worth a visit. Clam, quite, neat and clean. Nice place to hang out or have a picnic with family and friends.

The best bontanical garden! You can spend a lot of time here enjoying the nature and the beautiful varieties of Flora. Great choice for a family picnic.

Excellent food, friendly and efficient service. A bit difficult to find parking

A very good presented exhibition of antique Roman artifacts from this region

The place is very nice but service is horrible… We waited 40 minutes for 4 drinks and we waited more then an hour for some bread. ‘Bread with onion rings’ but then they meant actual onion rings. also only 4 slices of bread?.. We just wanted to have a little drink before our dinner 👹 #notamused

Great Bavarian food. Correct pricing for a city center restaurant. Very happy!

an old building for weapons and artillery designed and built around 1602 by Elias Holl, the entrance facade is Baroque and splendid. now it is turned as a museum and a beer garden.

Very Good ambience with traditional & tasty food. Very good staff..

Beautifully old historic building

Awesome Museum with a great selection of historical Mazda vehicles. It was not too crowded so I got a personal tour and insights in the collection for free :-) The building/location itself is interesting too.

Very cool place!!! we were lucky enough to have a tour where we got interesting information from the guide and the owner son. Over all the place is very modern, very well kept, has a very nice atmosphere and very friendly stuff. Even if you wanna have something to eat afterwards actually they have the best burgers in Bavaria (Cosmo-Burger!!!) no joke!!!

An average experience. Weird area to be located a museum like this brand! Although the service was nice

Mazda, Mazda and models that I didn't know existed! A lot packed in but very nicely done. A rotary engine that you can turn and see how it works! Sad is that the AV displays are off.

Amazing museum, lots of very rare Mazdas on display and very friendly owner/staff who showed us around!

Amazing to see so many lovely Mazdas in one place. Great job, guys.

It was a nice place although it seems small but it definitely has quite a collection of cars going back to the 19th century. Highly recommend to visit the museum on your way if you are moving from Stuttgart to Munich or vice versa…

(Translated by Google) The doctor's assistant and the ophthalmologist were very nice and friendly. The atmosphere in the practice was pleasant, and I didn't have to wait long to see them. (Original) Sehr nette und freundliche Arzthelferin sowie der Augenarzt. Angenehme Atmosphäre in der Praxis. Sowohl auch das ich keine lange Wartezeit hatte bis ich dran gekommen bin.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, these beautiful buildings can only be viewed from the outside, but they are impressive and beautifully designed. They were built between 1512 and 1515 as the residence of the Fugger family. They were constructed in the Italian Renaissance style. Unfortunately, my photos of the buildings are irretrievably damaged due to a defective SD card. (Original) Leider sind diese schönen Gebäude nur von außerhalb zu besichtigen, sie sind schon beeindruckend und toll gestaltet. Sie entstanden zwischen den Jahren von 1512 bis 1515 als Residenz der Familie Fugger. Erbaut wurden sie im Stil der italienischen Renaissance. Leider sind meine Fotos von den Gebäuden, durch eine defekte SD-Karte, unwiederbringlich beschädigt.

(Translated by Google) Very nice art with an interesting story. (Original) Sehr schöner Art mit einer interessanten Geschichte.

(Translated by Google) This is a toilet-friendly city, no charge (Original) 這邊是廁所友善城市不收費

(Translated by Google) Very, very well done. I can only recommend it. (Original) Sehr, sehr gut gemacht. Kann es nur empfehlen.

(Translated by Google) We had a reservation and didn't have to wait. Very nice atmosphere. (Original) Wij hadden gereserveerd en moesten niet wachten Zeer leuke sfeer

(Translated by Google) Beautiful settlement, a must-see (Original) Wunderschöne Siedlung, muss man unbedingt gesehen haben