Of Great and Healing Trees in Siebenbrunn: Experience Augsburg's Natural History Anew
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A Walk to the Silent Witnesses of Siebenbrunn
This city tour leads to Augsburg's green periphery and makes local history immediately tangible. In Siebenbrunn, nature experiences, cultural history, and botanical knowledge intersect: ancient trees tell of a vanished settlement landscape, of colonization, agriculture, a bath, and a factory that still echoes today in traces.
History to Touch in the Former Auland
220 years ago, the then scarcely used Auland was put up for settlement. From the seemingly desolate land, a colony with manor farms and commercial use developed. Today, the forest has reclaimed parts of the area. Right there, the discovery experience begins: Among towering trees, roots, and moist forest floor, the history of Augsburg's settlement becomes tangible.
Healing Trees, Natural Knowledge, and Regional Narratives
Susanne Billmayer brings her long-standing experience from herbal and nature guiding into play. On her website, she describes that she has been offering herbal walks for over 20 years and opens participants' eyes to the local plant world. The walk is complemented by Sebastian Kochs' historical perspective. This creates a well-founded city tour that connects natural science, tradition, and local knowledge.
Atmosphere, Path, and Participation
The meeting point is the Jägerhaus restaurant at Siebenbrunner Straße 16 in Augsburg. For the walk, sturdy footwear and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended, as the route leads outdoors and moves through forest and natural areas. Registration is required up to one day before the event. With a participation fee of 10 euros, the offer is aimed at all those who want to rediscover Augsburg away from well-known sights.
Why This Tour is Worthwhile
Those interested in cultural heritage, local history, and nature-driven city tours will experience a unique blend of walking, knowledge transfer, and landscape observation here. Siebenbrunn shows how significantly Augsburg's urban spaces have changed and how impressively trees act as living witnesses of past places.
Conclusion: This tour connects nature, history, and local knowledge into a quiet, inspiring outing in southern Augsburg. Those who want to understand the hidden layers of Siebenbrunn and experience a special walk with expert guidance should register early.
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