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ギュンツからの美しく静かな区間

散策したくなる、とても美しい旧市街です。

ケルト人はドイツ南部全体、この地域も含む、を居住地としていましたが、ほとんど痕跡を残していません。だからこそ彼らは非常に神秘的なのです。この民族は明らかに意図的に自分たち自身について文字で記録することを避け、神秘的であると見なされています。

インフォメーションボードでケルト人の居住の歴史が示されていました。

2007年に建てられたイッヘンハウゼン・ケルトンゲホフトは、畑、牧草地、森の間にあり、鉄器時代の小さな農村集落の印象を与えることを目的としています。 Ichenhausen und Umgebung文化・レクリエーション振興会は、カメルタールとの境界線上に、元の場所での復元としてこの集落を建設し、2500年前のケルト人の生活への洞察を可能にしました。その後、2013年には、敷地を完全な農場にするために、元のケルトンハウスに職人の家と冬の家が追加されました。

The Lower Gate with its clock tower is one of Günzburg's landmarks. However, it is far more than just a striking, representative feature. It was once one of the most important entrances to the city. The tower keeper lived at the top and had to ring the bells hourly, day and night, so that the citizens knew someone was on watch. The many windows were not decorative, but provided a panoramic view. From here, the watchmen kept a lookout for enemies and fires.

Krumbad is considered the oldest spa town in Swabia. Its history is linked to a special raw material: Krumbach bathstone. As early as the 16th century, this claystone was considered a remedy for ailments such as rheumatism, arthritis, tension, and skin problems. The bathstone was mined around the spa town at a depth of three to five meters. After drying, it is extracted into a fine powder, which, when mixed with water, is applied to the body as a healing mud.

The former synagogue of the Jewish community of Hürben was located in the heart of the old town center. Its location illustrates how Jewish life was once an integral part of everyday life here. The synagogue could accommodate up to 200 people. The building was looted during Kristallnacht in 1938, set on fire a year later, and finally destroyed. Today, a remnant of wall marks the site of the synagogue, and a memorial stone commemorates the fourteen people who were deported and murdered. An inscription bearing the dates 1504 and 1942 marks the beginning and the violent end of Jewish life in Hürben.