When does the event start?

The tour starts on 05.09.2026 at 14:30.

Where does the event take place?

At the Fugger and Welser Experience Museum, Äußeres Pfaffengässchen 23, 86152 Augsburg.

How much is the admission fee?

The stated price is 6 euros per ticket.

Is the venue barrier-free?

Yes, the museum is designed as barrier-free and inclusive. Additionally, there are indications for barrier-free stops and access.

Are there parking options directly at the venue?

There are no parking spaces directly at the museum. The next parking garage mentioned is the Kolping parking garage at Jesuitengasse 10.

Who is the tour particularly suitable for?

For everyone interested in Augsburg, the Renaissance, merchant families, and historical city history.

Augsburg's Renaissance Awakes: A Tour about Power, Women, and Rise in the Museum

Name: 3 Women, 2 Families, 1 Rise Story!
Start: 2026-09-05T16:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-05T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Fugger und Welser Erlebnismuseum

A tour that brings Augsburg's history to life

With 3 Women, 2 Families, 1 Rise Story! a thematic tour is on the program at the Fugger and Welser Experience Museum in Augsburg, which connects economy, power, and family history into a dense event experience. The date takes you into the golden Augsburg of the Renaissance and looks at the big lines of the Early Modern Period.

Between trade, influence, and rise

The Fugger and Welser Experience Museum shows the history of the most significant Augsburg merchant families in the early 16th century. The focus is on the Fugger and Welser families as well as their interconnections with money, trade, mining, seafaring, and European power networks. This creates the special event atmosphere of this tour: historically grounded, vividly told, and close to the questions of an entire epoch.

A Renaissance building as a stage

The venue itself noticeably shapes the experience. The museum is located at Äußeres Pfaffengässchen 23 in an original Renaissance building, just a few steps away from Augsburg Cathedral. The exhibition works with scenic storytelling, hands-on stations, and multimedia elements. Thus, a tour becomes a compact cultural and educational experience that remains particularly exciting for guests with an interest in city history, museum education, and historical context.

Good accessibility, clearly structured, designed to be barrier-free

Traveling is well planned: the nearest stop is Mozarthaus / Kolping, and the stop Hoher Weg is also barrier-free. There are no parking options in immediate proximity; as an alternative, the museum suggests the Kolping parking garage at Jesuitengasse 10. The house is an inclusive museum and offers barrier-free access as well as information for different needs regarding visits.

What visitors can expect

Those attending this tour will not receive a dry lecture, but a dense, atmospheric museum format with historical added value. The event targets families, culture enthusiasts, Augsburg fans, and guests who want to see more behind famous names than mere facts. This is where the tour showcases its strength: it connects knowledge transfer, audience atmosphere, and regional identity into a strong on-site experience.

Conclusion: 3 Women, 2 Families, 1 Rise Story! promises a smart, vivid, and impressive look at Augsburg's Renaissance history. Anyone wanting to experience city history with substance should plan to attend this event live at the Fugger and Welser Experience Museum.