Germany · TOURS IN AUGSBURG
The 6 best tours in Augsburg you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Walk through Augsburg’s old town with a German or English-speaking guide, visit the Fuggerei and Römerlager/Brechthaus, and follow stories of the Fugger family, Mozart, and Brecht. The two-hour route includes major fountains, Lech canals, and UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Bring headphones and a smartphone if you want the optional sound system.
This two-hour Augsburg walking tour follows canals, fountains, and historic waterworks from the Old Town to Rotes Tor. An English or German guide explains the UNESCO-listed system, including the Augustus, Merkur, and Herkules fountains. Guide Brigitte Plonner has led especially engaging tours, though some guides focus more on dates and facts than stories.
“Was für eine besondere Tour mit unserem Guide Brigitte Plonner. Sie versteht es sehr anschaulich uns die Augsburger Wasserwirschaft nahe zu bringen. Es war eine interessante kurzweilige Tour. Fast hätte sie nicht stattgefunden, weil wir leider nur zwei Teilnehmende waren. Mit so einen Enthusiasmus dann dennoch für letztlich 3 Teilnehmer in die Tour zu gehen,.fand ich sehr bemerkenswert. Wir haben viel im Austausch erfahren und sind nun bestens informiert. Ich kann Frau Plonner und ihre Tour uneingeschränkt empfehlen..jederzeit wieder!”
Walk through Augsburg’s historic center after sunset with a German-speaking guide. You’ll see the lit town hall, cathedral, St. Ulrich and Afra Basilica, three grand fountains, and the colorful palaces of Maximilianstraße. The route is wheelchair accessible, lasts 1.5 hours, and begins at the town hall’s main door.
Start at Augsburg Tourist Information at 2:00 pm and walk through the town hall, Augustus Fountain, Lechviertel canals, and Fuggerei. The roughly two-hour tour includes admission to the Fuggerei and a second site that varies by date. Tours may be bilingual, so bring headphones for the free smartphone audio system.
“Our local guide provided an excellent bilingual history lesson of Augsburg, explaining it was one of the earliest settlements in the area, he also provided a comprehensive description of the families that built their wealth and invested back into their community. A very worthwhile tour with lots of detail”
Meet guide Mike, or Michael, beneath the yellow umbrella at Augsburg’s Rathausplatz for a 2.5-hour English walking tour. You’ll see Elias Holl’s Town Hall, Perlach Tower, Fugger Square, Little Venice, the Brechthaus, Leopold Mozart Haus, and Augsburg Cathedral. The route is history-heavy, with local stories and time for questions.
“Super. Michael was a great guide. Trip was perfect. highly recommend”
Spend two hours exploring Augsburg with a private English- or German-speaking guide. Visit the Fuggerei, Town Hall, Mozart’s father’s birthplace, Berthold Brecht’s birthplace, and SchaezlerPalais. Your guide can adjust the focus to suit your group. Entrance fees are extra, and the route is not suitable for wheelchair users.
“We loved hearing the history of this beautiful city”
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