Where is the meeting point?

Start is at the Tourist Information, Town Hall Square 1, 86150 Augsburg; easily accessible by tram and bus, centrally located at Town Hall Square.

How long does the city tour last?

Plan for about 2 hours for the guided city walk through Town Hall Square, Maximilianstraße, Lech Quarter, and selected stations.

Which sights are typically visited?

Town Hall and Perlach Tower in ensemble, Augustus Fountain, Maximilianstraße with Fugger houses as well as alleys and canals in the Lech Quarter; changes may apply.

Is the tour barrier-free?

Old town paths include cobblestones and slight inclines. Please notify in advance if needed; the Tourist Information provides advice on barrier-free alternatives.

In which language will the tour be conducted?

The public tour usually takes place in German; other languages upon request through the Tourist Information.

How do I book and can I join spontaneously?

Tickets are available through the Tourist Information. Remaining spots are typically allocated up to shortly before the start; early booking is recommended.

Experience Augsburg's Old Town: Guided Tour with World Heritage, Knowledge, Wow

Name: Public City Tour: Old Town Tour
Start: 2026-06-07T12:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-07T14:30:00+02:00
Location: Tourist-Information Augsburg

Discover Augsburg's Old Town: Public City Tour with Depth

On Sunday, June 7, 2026, this lively city tour takes curious explorers through the historic old town of Augsburg. Starting from the Town Hall Square, you will experience a rich discovery between Renaissance architecture, UNESCO waterways, and authentic atmosphere – a cultural enrichment for everyone who wants to see Augsburg with new eyes.

Town Hall Square, Perlach Tower, and Augustus Fountain – History to Touch

At the very beginning, the focus is drawn from the magnificent Renaissance Town Hall to the 70-meter high Perlach Tower and the Augustus Fountain. Your guide expertly contextualizes the sights, linking local history with European trade power and explaining Augsburg's role as a free imperial and trading city.

Maximilianstraße and Fugger Legacy – Art Streets and Merchant Palaces

Along Maximilianstraße, you will experience one of the most art-historically significant streets in Germany. The route highlights facades, style epochs, and the Fugger houses. Architectural details are vividly explained – from Rococo ornamentation to Renaissance courtyards – interwoven with insider knowledge of historical trading networks.

Lech Quarter and Canals – Walking the UNESCO World Heritage

Between craftsmen's alleys, bridges, and canals, you will dive into the water management system that gives Augsburg its World Heritage glow. Here, the city tour shows how technology history, urban development, and everyday life have been intertwined for centuries – history within reach.

Fuggerei and Cathedral District – Quiet Courtyards, Great Stories

Depending on the time available, you will gain insights into the Fuggerei or the surrounding Cathedral District. Your guide provides background on the oldest social settlement in the world, explains access modalities, and gives practical tips for an individual follow-up visit after the tour.

Visitor Feedback

The reactions of visitors are clear: This city tour excites explorers. On Instagram, a participant writes: 'Learned so much about Augsburg's old town – concise, competent, inspiring!'

Conclusion: Two Hours that Stay

Expect a well-founded city walk with clear dramaturgy: from the iconic landmarks to merchant and water history to hidden places. Ideal for first-time visitors and connoisseurs who appreciate depth. Spots are limited – secure your appointment now and experience Augsburg's cultural heritage on foot.