Description
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Description
Discover the fascinating water management heritage of Augsburg, Germany on a guided city walking tour. Your local guide leads you through the UNESCO-listed system, revealing the history behind the city's iconic fountains and intricate canals.
Begin your journey in Augsburg's vibrant city center, where you’ll encounter the impressive Augustus, Merkur, and Herkules fountains. Each landmark tells a unique story about the city's centuries-old relationship with water.
Wander through the picturesque Lech quarter, famous for its charming red-roofed houses, cobblestone lanes, and tranquil canals. This area offers a glimpse into Augsburg’s past, where water shaped both daily life and urban design.
The tour culminates at the striking Rotes Tor, home to the oldest preserved waterworks in central Europe. Here, you'll uncover how Augsburg’s innovative water system earned its place on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
For an enhanced experience, you can use a free sound amplification system with your own smartphone and headphones. Tours are available in English or German, last approximately two hours, and accommodate groups of up to 25. Secure your spot now to explore this unique blend of history and engineering!





