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The name of the city, which is one of the oldest in Germany, dates back to 15 BC. BC founded Roman army camp and the later Roman provincial capital Augusta Vindelicum back.

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February is a good time. You're almost alone there.

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With a length of 96 km, the Schmutter is a small tributary of the Danube. The Schmutter rises in the Stauden about three kilometers west of Siebnach and flows north through the hills and the Western Forests Nature Park towards the Danube. In Fischach the Schmutter is at the confluence of the Neufnach and Erk "Neufnach and Erk get the Schmutter to work". From Neusäß it runs along the western edge of the Lech Valley. At the lower reaches of it, it flows into the Danube. The mouth of the Schmutter near Donauwörth forms the historical end point of the Via Claudia.

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A very beautiful path that leads from Neusäß via Aystetten

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Very interesting and beautiful city. A stroll in the old town is a must.

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could be renovated again

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If you look closely, you can decipher the writing: On the longest bar it says: Half the length of the wooden gape; Canvas Elen Läng on the one below. This is followed by the inscriptions Barchat Elen Läng and Statt Werckschuch length. You can guess: The strips are dimensions. To be more precise, in terms of dimensions that only applied in Augsburg.

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There is a nice RV park on the Wertach, but it is usually always well occupied.

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