Not only the people of Augsburg claim that Augsburg is a ‘must-see’ city. Follow the footsteps of Fugger, Mozart, Brecht and Sisi and discover a variety of interesting sights. Our comprehensive tourist services cover all your clients’ needs. The city is reachable very easily by train, car or coach and even has its own airport.
Population: 276,000, guest beds: 7,700

Music was very important for the Fuggers: Renaissance music played on historic instruments, rococo music and modern age music performed in churches, castles and buildings. Producti...
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Enjoy a 3-day weekend exploring all the places that made Augsburg the most important city of the Renaissance. Participate in a walking tour through the city and visit attractions s...
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Housing estate built in 1519 by the Fugger dynasty to house the city’s poor.
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Swabian specialties. Capacity: approx. 60, closed on Mondays.
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Swabian specialties Capacity: approx. 100
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Private brewery. Capacity: approx. 270
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Leopold Mozart, father of Wolfgang Amadé, was born in Augsburg. Here, Wolfgang Amadee met his cousin, the famous 'Bäsle'. Numerous concerts and events throughout the year celebrate...
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Bavarian cuisine. Capacity: approx. 120.
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Events: Augsburg Mozart Festival 2008, 'Mozartiade' music festival throughout the year, annual 'Concerts at the Fronhof' and the monthly series 'Ecclesia Concertante'.
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Built from 1615 to 1620 by the town's architect Elias Holl. It is considered the most important secular Renaissance building north of the Alps.
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