This large abbey church, lying next to a Protestant church bearing the same name, this being characteristic of Augsburg, was founded c 1500. At the end of the tall central nave with its ribbed vaulting are three Baroque altars: in the choir, the Nati..

The Stadtische Kunstsammlungen are housed in two separate buildings. The first rooms are the Schaezler-Palais galleries containing works by German Baroque masters. The huge Banqueting Hall boasts a ceiling decorated with Rococo stuccowork and fre..

This housing estate is named after Fugger the Rich who founded it in 1519 to house the town's poor. It is made up of 8 streets lined by 66 pretty gabled houses. The district has its own church and administrative services, and welcomes the poor and ne..

This street offers one of the most majestic vistas of Old Germany, lined by mansions and private houses built by the wealthy burghers of Augsburg during the Renaissance period. Many façades have been extensively restored.Three bronze Renaissance foun..

The Church of St-Anne was formerly part of a Carmelite convent where Martin Luther found sanctuary in 1518. Its Late Gothic architecture contrasts with its Rococo decorative features. Note the Fugger Funeral Chapel which is considered to be the f..

The Town Hall , an enormous Renaissance building, is framed by two onion-domed towers and its façade is adorned by a pediment with a pine cone. On the left stands the Perlach tower , originally a Romanesque watchtower, which was extended upwards th..

The cathedral was rebuilt in Gothic style in the 14C. Outside, see the Virgin's Door and the Romanesque bronze panels (11C) decorated with bas-relief sculptures depicting scenes and symbolic characters from the Old Testament. Inside, the tall cen..