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  1. Textilmuseum

    Augsburg`s newest museum broaches the issue of the city`s drapery industry. If you are interested in history, this is very interesting as it shows the economical history of Germany on the example of the drapery in Augsburg - also very interesting for anyone who is interested in technical functions of clothing production.…

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    Every 2 hours (10 am, 12, 2 pm, 4 pm) retired clothing engineers show the functions of old machines featured in the drapery production. This needs an extra cost of 1 Euro. The museum is opened every day 9-18, entry fee is 4 Euro (3 Euro for old people or students), on Sunday it`s only 1 Euro. Children under 18 are always free. Of course, therefore it`s very crowded on Sundays. There is also a restaurant/café inside the restaurant, called ,,Nino". It`s good, though a bit expensive. To get here from the city center, take tram 64 in the direction ,,Friedberg" until ,,Textilmuseum". Then cross the street and go left through a area full of unused old factories, it reflects the presence of drapery industry in Augsburg. The museum itself is located in an old factory hall.

  2. Römisches Museum

    Dominikanergasse 15

    Museum in the 16th-century church St. Magdalena, containing Roman artefacts found in and around Augsburg. Currently being renovated and closed to the public. (April 2013)

    Offizielle Website
  3. Fuggerei

    Fuggerei 56 48.36898, 10.90386

    The Fuggerei is the world's oldest welfare housing and dates back to 1516. 160 people still live in this complex. The rent of an apartment today is only one euro.

    Offizielle Website
  4. Mozarthaus

    Leopold Mozart's birthplace. Now this house hosts an interesting museum which is dedicated to Leopold Mozart and his son Wolfgang A Mozart.

  5. Fugger Stadtpalast

    Maximilianstraße 36 - 38

    This 16th century renaissance building is the former residence of Jakob Fugger.

  6. Rathaus

    48.36878, 10.89869

    City hall built in the 17th century by Elias Holl.

  7. Maximilianmuseum

    Fuggerplatz 1

    Displays verious topics connected with Augsburg.

    Offizielle Website
  8. Schaetzlerpalais

    Maximilianstraße 46

    Displays art from baroque and rococo eras.

    Offizielle Website
  9. Bertolt Brecht Haus

    Auf dem Rain 7 48.36999, 10.90017

    The birth place of the writer

    Offizielle Website
  10. Augsburg Zoo

    Old zoo of medium size.

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