Where does the tour start

The meeting point is the Tourist Information at Town Hall Square 1 in Augsburg, the finale with champagne reception takes place at the Fugger and Welser Experience Museum.

How long does the event last

The performance tour lasts about 90 minutes, including the conclusion in the museum.

What is the entrance fee

Adults pay €18, reduced €16. Families pay €48, mini-family €34. Museum admission is included.

Is the event barrier-free

The museum is barrier-free accessible. The city tour takes place on public paths with possible unevenness. Please wear sturdy footwear.

Are there parking facilities

There are no parking spaces at the museum. The Kolping parking garage at Jesuitengasse 10 is recommended. Arrival by tram line 2 to Mozarthaus Kolping is possible.

How do I obtain tickets

Tickets can be booked online through the organizer pages. Alternatively, information is available through the guest service at the provided phone number.

3 Women, 2 Families – Fugger & Welser Museum Augsburg 2026

Name: 3 Women, 2 Families, 1 Rise Story!
Start: 2026-05-02T16:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-02T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Fugger und Welser Erlebnismuseum

Three women write Augsburg history – experience the rise story live

On Saturday, May 2, 2026, at 2:30 PM, a performance-guided tour through historical Augsburg will show how three extraordinary women shaped the social ascent of the Fugger and Welser families. The event experience combines a city walk, lively storytelling, and a champagne reception at the Fugger and Welser Experience Museum.

Spirit of Departure between the Town Hall Square and Cathedral Quarter

From the meeting point at the Tourist Information, the event atmosphere unfolds immediately: cobblestones underfoot, the silhouette of the town hall at your back, along with pointed scenes that stir the audience's mood. With a secure event management rhythm, the tour leads through alleys and squares towards the Cathedral Quarter – where trade, power, and smart alliances shaped golden Augsburg.

Three Women – a City in Transformation

Barbara Bäsinger, Sibylla Arzt, and Margarete Peutinger are at the center. In succinct scenes, it becomes clear how networks, education, and family strategy became key success factors. This is target group communication par excellence: history enthusiasts, families, and city travelers receive a captivating context without a lecturer's tone, but with clear dramaturgy.

Finale in the Museum: interactive, award-winning, up close

At the Fugger and Welser Experience Museum, multimedia presentations make trade, finance, and early globalization tangible. Awards for design and scenography, along with barrier-free paths, ensure a rounded event experience. After the tour, the afternoon winds down with a champagne reception – ideal for exchanging impressions and new perspectives.

Conclusion

If you want to not only hear but also feel Augsburg's Renaissance history, you are in the right place. 90 minutes of condensed city and museum experience, strong characters, clear narrative – and you in the middle of it all. Secure your tickets in good time and experience the rise story live.