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January is a perfect month to explore Augsburg in peace and quiet. Bavaria's third-largest city offers a charming combination of cultural attractions, historical sights and a magical winter landscape at the beginning of the year. While the Christmas rush is over, the city has a slower pace in January - ideal for tourists who want to discover the beauty and history of Augsburg without the hustle and bustle. Schätzlerpalais  In this article we take you on a journey through Augsburg in January and show you why a visit in the cold season is worthwhile.   1. Winter walks through the old town   Augsburg's old town is worth seeing at any time of year, but it has a special charm in January. The narrow, cobbled streets are often covered in a light blanket of snow, and the historic buildings look like they've come straight out of a winter fairytale. A stroll along Maximilianstrasse, Augsburg's central boulevard, offers impressive views of magnificent patrician houses and historic facades.   A highlight is the town hall square , which is home to one of the city's most famous sights, the imposing Renaissance town hall and the Perlach Tower. The view from the Perlach Tower, which is also accessible in winter (weather permitting), is breathtaking: Augsburg's roofs under a white layer of snow and the surrounding area in the distance.   2. Discover the Fuggerei in winter   The Fuggerei , the oldest social housing estate in the world, is a must for every visitor to Augsburg - even in January. While the gardens of the estate are closed in winter, the narrow streets and historic buildings invite you to take a journey into the past. The museum in the Fuggerei is particularly fascinating, documenting life in the estate since its founding in 1521.   A winter visit also has the advantage that the Fuggerei is particularly quiet in January. You can enjoy the atmosphere undisturbed and take in the significance of this unique place.   3. Museums as an escape from the cold   Augsburg is rich in museums that not only offer exciting insights into art and history, but also provide a welcome escape from the cold in January. Here are some of the best museums to visit: • Maximilian Museum: This museum is dedicated to the city's history and presents impressive exhibits, including goldsmithing and historical models. In winter, it is an ideal place to keep warm while immersing yourself in Augsburg's past. • Roman Museum: Augsburg was once a major Roman settlement called Augusta Vindelicorum. The museum contains fascinating artifacts that tell of this era – perfect for history buffs. • Augsburger Puppenkiste – The Museum: An absolute highlight for families. The museum of the world-famous Augsburger Puppenkiste offers a magical journey into the world of puppets.   4. Culinary Highlights in January   January is the time when you crave warm, hearty meals - and Augsburg does not disappoint. The city offers a variety of restaurants and cafés where you can enjoy the regional specialties. Swabian classics such as Maultaschen, Spätzle and Zwiebelrostbraten are perfect for strengthening yourself on a cold winter's day.   A particularly cosy place is the Augsburg city market , where you will not only find fresh regional products, but also small food stalls and cafés that tempt you with warm drinks and snacks. A visit to the market is particularly popular on Saturday mornings, when the locals shop here and the atmosphere is lively.   5. Relaxation and Wellness   After a day of sightseeing and walking in the winter cold, there's nothing better than relaxing. Augsburg offers some great ways to pamper your body and mind. Just a short drive from the city is the Therme Bad Wörishofen , which is a paradise for wellness lovers. With thermal baths, saunas and tropical plants, it's an ideal place to relax in January.   If you prefer to stay in the city, there are also some excellent spas and wellness centers in Augsburg itself that offer massages and other treatments.   6. Cultural events in January   January may seem like a quiet month at first glance, but there are also cultural events in Augsburg during this time that can enrich your stay. The Augsburg Philharmonic Orchestra often offers concerts of classical music, while the Augsburg State Theater lures visitors with exciting performances. Whether you are interested in opera, ballet or drama, you are guaranteed to find something that inspires you here.   Another highlight is the New Year's Concert, which traditionally takes place in many German cities and has a long tradition in Augsburg. It is a wonderful way to ring in the New Year musically.   7. Day trips to the surrounding area   If you want to explore more of the region, Augsburg offers some worthwhile destinations in January. A particularly popular place is to visit the nearby Ammersee , which offers a calm and peaceful atmosphere in winter. The Romantic Road , which runs through Augsburg, is also a great starting point for trips to picturesque villages and towns such as Landsberg am Lech.   8. Winter photo spots   Augsburg is a paradise for photographers in January. The old town with its historic buildings and narrow streets offers numerous photo opportunities that are particularly atmospheric in winter. A popular spot is the town hall square at sunrise or the Kuhsee , a lake near the city that is often covered in a layer of ice and offers a picturesque backdrop.   The many canals that flow through the city are also a great subject in winter. The Middle Lech Canal in particular , with its small bridges and snow-covered banks, is an insider tip for amateur photographers.   Conclusion: Augsburg in January – peace and romance   January is a wonderful time to experience Augsburg in a calm, relaxed atmosphere. The combination of winter flair, fascinating sights and cultural highlights makes the city an ideal destination for tourists who want to escape the hectic everyday life. Whether you stroll through the snow-covered old town, explore the museums or warm up in a cozy café - Augsburg offers unforgettable experiences in January.   So pack your warm winter clothes and discover the winter wonders of Augsburg!

March brings a breath of fresh air to Augsburg: while the cold winter days are slowly coming to an end, spring returns to the city with its first gentle rays of sunshine. It is a time of new beginnings, when nature and culture alike come to life. Augsburg's historic streets and squares shine in a new light, and the city becomes an inviting destination for all who want to enjoy the changing seasons.   In this article we discover why March is an ideal month for a trip to Augsburg – a mixture of spring awakening, cultural highlights and culinary delights.   1. Spring-like walks through the old town   March is the perfect month to explore Augsburg's historic old town on foot. Temperatures are slowly rising and the clear air makes a walk particularly pleasant. Maximilianstraße: This central boulevard of the city is lined with impressive patrician houses and baroque facades. Enjoy the view of the historic buildings while the first flowers bloom in the small front gardens. The Town Hall Square: Located in the heart of the city, the Town Hall Square is a popular meeting place with the impressive Town Hall and the Perlach Tower. In March you can enjoy the architecture in a quiet atmosphere before the tourist season begins in summer. Fuggerei: The oldest social housing estate in the world is particularly beautiful in March, when the gardens slowly awaken from their winter sleep. On a tour you can learn more about the fascinating history of this unique place.   KI erzeugte Kunst - Augsburg Phantasie 2. The Botanical Garden: Spring Awakening in Nature   One of the best places to experience the beginning of spring in Augsburg is the Botanical Garden. In March, nature begins to adorn itself with fresh greenery and colorful blossoms. The spring flowers that slowly emerge from the ground and the first blossoms in the greenhouses are particularly worth seeing.   A special highlight in March are the themed tours, which often focus on the beginning of spring. You will gain exciting insights into the plant world and can enjoy the first warm rays of sunshine in a beautiful setting.   3. Museums and Culture in March   Augsburg's museums are worth visiting all year round, but March is a particularly lovely time to immerse yourself in the city's history and art. Here are some highlights: Maximilian Museum: This museum is dedicated to the rich history of Augsburg and offers exciting insights into the craftsmanship and life of past centuries. Roman Museum: As a former Roman settlement, Augsburg has an impressive ancient past. The Roman Museum displays artifacts and tells the story of the city as Augusta Vindelicorum. Augsburger Puppenkiste – The Museum: A highlight not only for children! The museum of the famous Puppenkiste takes you into a magical world full of stories and nostalgic memories.   4. Culinary delights in spring   As the seasons change, the cuisine in Augsburg also changes. In March you will find a mixture of hearty winter dishes and the first light spring creations. Local specialties: Swabian classics such as Maultaschen, Käsespätzle and Zwiebelrostbraten remain a delight in March, especially in the city's traditional inns (e.g. Ratskeller, Zeughausstuben) Spring dishes: Many restaurants are beginning to add light dishes with fresh herbs and seasonal vegetables to their menus. Asparagus, wild garlic and young salads herald the arrival of spring. Cozy cafes: A walk through the old town can be wonderfully combined with a visit to one of the charming cafes. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and a piece of cake - perfect for warming up from the cool March air. (e.g. Wolf Bakery on Rathausplatz)   5. Events in March   In March, Augsburg offers a variety of events ranging from cultural highlights to seasonal markets. Here are some recommendations: Concerts and theater performances: The Augsburg State Theater and the Augsburg Philharmonic Orchestra offer a varied program, from opera and ballet to classical concerts. Spring markets: As spring approaches, the first markets begin in Augsburg, where regional products, flowers and handicrafts are offered. The small weekly markets in the old town are particularly charming. Lent traditions: As a traditionally Catholic city, Augsburg also has many Lent-related events in March. Churches and communities offer special services and cultural events that provide an insight into the region's religious tradition.   6. Relaxation and Wellness   March is a great month to enjoy wellness in Augsburg. After a long winter, the body longs for relaxation and recovery - and Augsburg offers some wonderful options: Therme Bad Wörishofen : This wellness oasis is just a short drive from Augsburg and is ideal for a day trip. With its thermal baths, saunas and tropical plants, it is a perfect retreat. Spas and saunas: The city also offers excellent massages, steam baths and other wellness treatments. You can pamper yourself here after a day of sightseeing.   7. Day trips: Nature and culture in the surrounding area   Augsburg's surroundings also slowly awaken from hibernation in March and offer attractive destinations for day trips: Kuhsee and Lech canals: The first warm days of the year invite you to take a walk around the Kuhsee or along the Lech canals. The quiet atmosphere and the awakening nature are ideal for getting some fresh air. Landsberg am Lech: This charming little town, just a short train ride from Augsburg, offers a picturesque old town and beautiful walking trails along the Lech River. Romantic Road: Augsburg is part of the famous Romantic Road, which runs through picturesque towns and villages in southern Germany. A day trip along this route is particularly beautiful in March. Landsberg am Lech   8. Photo spots in spring   March offers many great photo opportunities in Augsburg, especially with the first signs of spring. Some of the best places for photos are: Botanical Garden: The awakening nature offers numerous opportunities for impressive photographs. Old Town Alleys: The narrow, cobbled streets of the old town are particularly photogenic in the soft light of spring. Town Hall Square: With the Perlach Tower and the Town Hall in the background, this square is a popular motif.   Conclusion: Augsburg in March – The perfect start to spring   Augsburg in March combines the last throes of winter with the start of spring. Whether you stroll through the historic streets, discover the city's museums or enjoy the first rays of sunshine in the Botanical Garden - the Fugger city shows its relaxed and charming side in March.   For travelers looking for a peaceful, cultural and refreshing getaway, Augsburg in March is the perfect destination. Pack a light jacket and enjoy the city that welcomes spring in its own unique way!

In April, Augsburg shows its particularly lively side. Spring has the city firmly in its grip, the first flowers are blooming, and the streets and squares are coming to life. This month, the Fugger city combines historical sights with spring-like activities and special celebrations around Easter. April is ideal for a city trip that combines nature, culture and seasonal traditions. Hofgarten in Augsburg   1. Spring walks through Augsburg   With rising temperatures and longer days, April is the perfect time to explore Augsburg on foot. The old town shines in fresh splendor and the first warm rays of sunshine invite you to take long walks. Maximilianstrasse: Augsburg's central boulevard is a great starting point for a walking tour. Enjoy the historic architecture, the magnificent patrician houses and the inviting cafés that open up their outdoor areas. Fuggerei: A visit to the oldest social housing estate in the world is particularly attractive in April. The small gardens of the Fuggerei begin to bloom, and on a tour through the narrow streets you can learn more about the exciting history of this unique place. Town Hall Square and Perlach Tower: The Town Hall Square is not only the heart of the city, but also offers an impressive backdrop for spring photos. Climb the Perlach Tower for a breathtaking view of the blooming city and the surrounding area.   2. Easter traditions in Augsburg   April is marked by the celebrations surrounding Easter, which are deeply rooted in Augsburg. Whether you want to experience religious customs or seasonal markets, the city offers a variety of options. Easter services: Augsburg, with its rich Catholic tradition, invites you to solemn services in the city's impressive churches. The Basilica of St. Ulrich and Afra and the Mariendom in particular offer an unforgettable experience. Easter markets: Many squares in the old town are transformed into venues for seasonal markets in April. Here you will find handmade Easter decorations, regional products and fresh flowers - perfect for taking a piece of Augsburg home with you. Family activities: Many facilities offer special Easter activities for families, such as Easter egg hunts in the parks or craft workshops in the Botanical Garden.   3. The Botanical Garden in Spring   In April, the Augsburg Botanical Garden is an absolute highlight. After the long winter months, nature shows its most beautiful side here. Early bloomers such as tulips, daffodils and crocuses transform the flowerbeds into a sea of color, and the greenhouses offer an exotic addition.   A special experience are the regular themed tours, during which experts provide exciting insights into the spring flora. Spend a few hours in this green oasis and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.   4. Museums and cultural highlights   In April, Augsburg's museums invite you to discover history and art. Whether you are interested in ancient artifacts, historical craftsmanship or modern art - Augsburg offers a variety of options. Maximilian Museum: Here you can immerse yourself in the rich history of the city and admire impressive exhibits, such as goldsmith's work and historical city models. Roman Museum: Learn more about the Roman past of Augsburg, which was once an important settlement in the Roman Empire as Augusta Vindelicorum. Augsburger Puppenkiste – The Museum: This unique museum delights young and old with a charming collection of famous puppets and stories.   5. Culinary delights in spring   Spring also brings a breath of fresh air to Augsburg's culinary scene. Many restaurants and cafés now serve seasonal dishes with regional ingredients that bring spring to the plate. Seasonal specialties: Asparagus, wild garlic and fresh herbs dominate the menus of many restaurants. Try dishes such as asparagus with hollandaise sauce or wild garlic pesto with fresh pasta. Cozy cafes: The old town offers numerous charming cafes that open their terraces in April. Enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and a piece of freshly baked cake in the open air. Augsburg City Market: A visit to the city market is a must. Here you will find fresh products, local specialties and small snack stands that tempt you with culinary delicacies.   6. Events in April   There is a lot going on in Augsburg in April, from spring festivals to cultural highlights. Here are some recommendations: Spring festivals: The first festivals of the year begin in Augsburg in April. Whether it's smaller district festivals or larger events - the atmosphere is lively and there is often live music, regional specialties and handicrafts. Concerts and theater: The Augsburg State Theater offers a varied program, from operas and plays to modern dance performances. The Augsburg Philharmonic Orchestra provides musical delights with spring concerts. Art exhibitions: The city's galleries often have new exhibitions that will delight art lovers. Visit the Glass Palace to discover modern art. Brotzeitbrettl auf dem Frühjahrsplärrer   7. Day trips: Nature and culture in the surrounding area   Augsburg is the ideal starting point for day trips to the surrounding region, which is also in full spring bloom in April. Landsberg am Lech: This charming little town, just a short train ride from Augsburg, offers a picturesque old town and wonderful walking trails along the Lech River. The Romantic Road: Augsburg is part of this famous route, which passes through some of the most beautiful towns in southern Germany. April is a great time to explore the surrounding villages and countryside. Ammersee: A trip to the Ammersee is ideal for enjoying the first warm days by the water. Take a walk along the shore or take a relaxing boat trip.   8. Photo spots in spring   April offers numerous opportunities for impressive photos in Augsburg. Here are some of the best places: Botanical Garden: With its blooming flowerbeds, the Botanical Garden is a paradise for photographers. Town Hall Square: The impressive architecture and lively hustle and bustle make this square a great subject. The old town alleys: The narrow streets and historic buildings offer charming perspectives.   Conclusion: Augsburg in April – Experience spring and diversity   Augsburg in April is a city full of life, where spring can be felt in every corner. Whether you stroll through the blooming parks, discover the city's cultural highlights or experience the Easter traditions - the Fuggerstadt offers a perfect mix of relaxation, history and a lively atmosphere in April.   For anyone who loves spring and wants to discover a charming city steeped in history, Augsburg in April is the ideal travel destination. Pack comfortable shoes and a camera - and let yourself be enchanted by the awakening of spring in Augsburg!

While February is often considered a quiet winter month, there is a lot going on in Augsburg at this time. Between crazy carnival celebrations, cultural events and winter walks, the Fugger city has a lot to offer tourists in February. This month is ideal for anyone looking for a relaxed city break and wanting to enjoy the mix of historical atmosphere, seasonal festivals and winter flair.   Rosenmontagsball in Augsburg 1st Carnival in Augsburg: Foolish Traditions   February is the month of carnival in many places, and Augsburg is no exception. The streets of the city are filled with colorful costumes, good cheer and lively festivals. Carnival parades: One of the highlights of the month are the traditional parades. The streets are populated by colorfully decorated floats and costumed groups, creating a lively atmosphere. These events are great fun, especially for families and children. Carnival balls: Augsburg offers a number of carnival balls that are worth visiting. In the magnificent ambience of historic halls, you can dance, celebrate and enjoy the festive atmosphere.   If you prefer to take a more relaxed approach to Carnival, you can take a stroll through the decorated streets and squares of the city and enjoy the cheerful atmosphere.   2. Winter walks: The old town in February   Even in February, it is worth exploring Augsburg's old town on foot. The cold, clear air and the often snow-covered streets give the city a special atmosphere. Particularly worth seeing are: Maximilianstrasse: Augsburg's historic main axis, lined with magnificent Renaissance buildings and Baroque facades, is an impressive sight in February. Enjoy a stroll through this street and take a look at the imposing town hall and the Perlachturm. The canals: Augsburg is known for its numerous waterways, which are particularly atmospheric in winter. A walk along the Mittlerer Lechkanal or the Proviantbach offers picturesque photo opportunities and quiet corners to explore the city.   3. Cultural highlights: museums and theaters   February is an ideal month to discover Augsburg's cultural offerings. When the weather is cold, the city's museums offer a warm refuge and exciting insights into the region's history and art. The Augsburger Puppenkiste: A visit to the puppet theater is a must, especially for families. The performances in February are often well attended, so it is worth reserving tickets early. The associated museum offers insights into the Puppenkiste's most famous productions. Maximilian Museum: Perfect for history buffs. It shows the city's impressive history, including valuable goldsmith works and historical models. Augsburg State Theater: The theater offers a variety of performances in February, including operas, plays and ballet. Whether you are a fan of classical or modern pieces, there is something for everyone here.   4. Culinary delights: winter delicacies   After a day of sightseeing, there's nothing better than warming up in one of Augsburg's cozy restaurants or cafes. The city offers a wide range of culinary experiences that taste especially good in winter. Swabian specialties: Try Maultaschen, Käsespätzle or a hearty onion roast. These traditional dishes are perfect for the cold season. Cozy cafes: There are numerous small cafes in the old town that tempt you with hot cocoa, tea or mulled wine. The small shops around the city market, which also offer regional delicacies, are particularly charming. Carnival pastries: In February, you should definitely try the seasonal pastries that are baked especially for Carnival. Doughnuts with various fillings are particularly delicious - from classic jam to creative versions with chocolate or vanilla cream.   5. Relaxation and Wellness   February is the perfect time to pamper your body and mind. When temperatures are low, a spa day is the ideal way to relax and warm up. Therme Bad Wörishofen: This wellness oasis is just half an hour from Augsburg. With tropical plants, warm thermal water and a variety of saunas, it is a highlight for anyone who needs a break from sightseeing. Spas in Augsburg: There are also some excellent wellness centers in the city itself that offer massages, steam baths and other treatments. Ein heißes Bad in der Therme   6. Fascinating photo spots in February   The winter scenery of Augsburg is a paradise for photographers in February. The snow-covered streets of the old town and the historic buildings in particular offer great photo opportunities. Some of the best places for winter photos are: The Town Hall Square: With the magnificent town hall and the Perlach Tower in the background, this square is a popular motif. The Fuggerei: The oldest social housing estate in the world looks particularly idyllic in winter. The Kuhsee: This lake near the city is often frozen in February and offers a quiet, picturesque atmosphere.   7. Day trips: Augsburg's surroundings in winter   If you want to discover more of the region, there are some worthwhile destinations near Augsburg in February. Landsberg am Lech: Just a short train ride away, this picturesque town offers a charming old town and beautiful walking trails along the Lech River. The Romantic Road: Augsburg is part of this famous holiday route, which leads through some of the most beautiful towns in southern Germany. It is particularly charming in winter.   8. Events in February   Even though February is a quieter month in Augsburg, there are still some interesting events that you can experience during your stay: Carnival events: In addition to parades and balls, many restaurants and bars host smaller carnival parties where you can enjoy the lively atmosphere. Concerts: The Augsburg Philharmonic Orchestra and other venues regularly offer concerts that delight music lovers. Art exhibitions: Local galleries and museums often show exciting special exhibitions that are worth visiting in February.   Conclusion: Augsburg in February – crazy, cultural and cozy   Augsburg in February offers a perfect mix of winter romance, cultural highlights and the cheerful carnival atmosphere. Whether you stroll through the snow-covered old town, explore the city's museums or take part in a carnival celebration - the Fugger city has something to offer for every taste.   Especially for travelers who love winter and are looking for an authentic, relaxed atmosphere, Augsburg in February is the ideal destination. Pack your warmest clothes and discover why this city is a special experience at any time of year!

Augsburg, Bavaria's third largest city, is a versatile destination that offers a mix of history, culture and nature. With over 2000 years of history, impressive sights and a lively atmosphere, Augsburg has everything a short trip needs. In this post, we present you with perfect day and weekend plans so that you can get the most out of your visit to the Fuggerstadt. Backyard of the Fuggerei 1. A day in Augsburg: The perfect daily plan   If you only have one day in Augsburg, concentrate on the most important sights and a few culinary highlights.   Morning: Historical Highlights 1. Fuggerei: • The oldest social housing estate in the world offers a fascinating insight into the history of the Fugger family. • Tip: Visit the small museum and the model unit to learn how the residents used to live here. 2. Town Hall and Golden Hall: • A masterpiece of Renaissance architecture. The Golden Hall impresses with its magnificent ceiling and artistic paintings. • Tip: Combine your visit with a trip to the Perlachturm to enjoy the view of the city. 3. Maximilianstraße: • Stroll along the magnificent street lined with cafes, restaurants and historic buildings.   Lunch: Culinary break • Restaurant tip: Brauhaus Riegele offers Bavarian classics such as pork knuckle or Kässpatzen with freshly brewed beer.   Afternoon: Art and Culture 1. Schaezlerpalais: • Baroque art museum with works by Dürer and Holbein as well as an impressive Rococo hall. • Tip: Don’t miss the idyllic courtyard. 2. Augsburger Puppenkiste: • A must for nostalgics and families. The museum “Die Kiste” shows the history of the famous puppets.   Evening: Relaxation and enjoyment • Restaurant tip: There are numerous options on Maximilianstraße , from Italian cuisine at La Pergola to oriental specialties at Shushu Falafel . • Finish: Enjoy a drink in the Skyline Bar , overlooking the sparkling city.   2. A weekend in Augsburg: More time for discovery   If you spend two days in Augsburg, you have the opportunity to delve deeper into the city and its surroundings.   Day 1: Augsburg city center   Follow the daily itinerary for a day in Augsburg (see above) to explore the main highlights of the city center.   Day 2: Nature and UNESCO World Heritage 1st morning: Augsburg water management system: • Water towers at the Red Gate: An insight into the engineering art of the Middle Ages. • Hochablass and Lech canals: Take a walk along the canals, which are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. 2. Noon: Relaxation at the Kuhsee: • Enjoy the peace and quiet of this idyllic lake surrounded by forests. • Tip: Take a picnic with you or try the snacks at the small kiosks. 3rd afternoon: Augsburg Nature Park – Western Forests: • Explore the rolling hills and forests of the nature park. The Three Valleys Trail is a particularly beautiful route. • Tip: Visit the Oberschönenfeld Monastery, a cultural and spiritual place in the middle of nature. 4th evening: Culinary finale: • Restaurant tip: Maximilian 's Restaurant in the Hotel Maximilian offers fine cuisine with regional influences. • Alternative: You will find a relaxed atmosphere and Bavarian classics in the Kälberhalle .   3. Family-friendly travel plans   Morning: Animal fun at Augsburg Zoo • Why it's worth it: Over 1,200 animals from all over the world delight children and adults alike. • Tip: The petting zoo is a highlight for the little ones.   Afternoon: Puppet theater and playgrounds • Augsburger Puppenkiste: Visit a performance or the museum. • Wittelsbacher Park: A large playground and spacious meadows invite you to romp around and relax.   food tip for families • Peter Pane: Children’s menus and burgers that adults also enjoy.   4. Romantic Augsburg: A stay for two   Day 1: Historical Romanticism 1. Fuggerei and Maximilianstraße: • Stroll hand in hand through the old town and enjoy the historic buildings. 2. Café visit in Dichtl: • Try the homemade cakes in one of the charming cafes in the old town.   Day 2: Nature and relaxation 1. Botanical Garden: • The Japanese Garden is an ideal place for romantic moments. 2. Skyline Bar: • End the evening with a cocktail at sunset.   5. Sustainable Travel in Augsburg   For environmentally conscious travelers, Augsburg offers many sustainable options:   Public transportation • Tip : With the AugsburgCard you can use local transport free of charge and receive discounts on attractions.   Regional products and markets • Where?: The city market offers fresh products and culinary specialties from the region.   bike rental • Why?: The city has a well-developed network of cycle paths, ideal for environmentally friendly exploration.