The Iller is a right tributary of the Danube. Her Latin name was Hilaria or Hilara. The name is of Celtic origin and comes from the word ilara for 'hurried'; later the Latin term hilaris, which can be translated as 'cheerful, friendly', was used for interpretation (Wikipedia).

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Annette🏞️⛰️🥾🚲

July 28, 2022

Illerbeuren - After the successful renovation of the listed historical Iller Bridge in Illerbeuren, the bridge structure has now been opened to the public with a big ceremony. The 90 meter long bridge, built in 1903/1904, is now part of a cycling and hiking trail.

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Peter Bauer

May 9, 2021

The transition over a river like the Iller is something special. The Swabian Farm Museum is also located in Illerbeuren.

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Location: Kronburg, Unterallgäu, Allgäu, Swabia, Bavaria, Germany

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Illerstausee Lautrach

Fish Ladder on the Iller

Ostrich and Peacock Farm Allgäu

Ferthofen Reservoir

Iller Cycle Path South of Buxheim

Schloss Lautrach

St. Nikolaus Church in Kardorf

Dreifaltigkeitskirche Kronburg (Holy Trinity Church)

Iller Lakeside Trail

View of the Iller

Iller Dam

View of the Iller

View of the historic Iller Bridge in Illerbeuren

1. View of the Allgäu countryside – Iller Cliffs loop from Bad Grönenbach

2. Memmingen Old Town – Memmingen Town Hall loop from Marstetten-Aitrach

3. Iller Railway Bridge – Iller Weir loop from Legau

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