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The city center of Günzburg is particularly charming in good weather.

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Well, what can I write? It's just a bridge...😊

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The city area was already settled in Roman times in ancient times. For over 500 years, Günzburg belonged to the Habsburg Empire and thus to Austria. It was not until 1806 that the city was incorporated into the Kingdom of Bavaria. The almost completely preserved historic old town is particularly charming. The center of Günzburg is surrounded by largely intact city fortifications. At the center lies Günzburg's market square, through which Marktstraße runs. This divides the old town into two parts. It is bordered by two stone towers with gates. The town tower at the western end was built in the 14th century and can be climbed via an internal staircase. Buildings from the 16th to 19th centuries line the narrow alleys. The Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) is a magnificent Rococo building. The church was consecrated in 1780 and features an ornately decorated interior. The church was consecrated in 1780 and has a richly decorated interior. Source: https://www.faszination-bayern.de/orte-a-i/guenzburg/

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The Lower Gate was built in the Gothic style in the 14th century. No further details about its builder or the date are available. Dendrochronological examinations date the oak trunks above the first floor to the autumn or winter of 1436. This provides an indication of the construction period of the final gate structure. In its original form, the tower, with its square base and octagonal spire, can be seen in the cityscape in the "Mirror of Honor of the Arch-House of Austria." It already bears the name "Das under Thor" (The Lower Gate). The tower keepers and their families once lived in the tower keepers' room. The fifth and sixth floors served as both work and living quarters. The tower keepers were also a music teacher. To supplement his meager wages, he gave music lessons to students of the neighboring Piarist College. On clear nights, the Piarists are said to have studied astronomy in the top tower room. In 1817, the Lower Gate received its first clock. The mechanism originally came from the old town hall (demolished in 1809) and displayed the hours and zodiac signs on a large dial, the quarter hours on a smaller one, and the moon phases in between. Source: https://www.altstadtfreunde-guenzburg.de/

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The Reisensburg Way of the Cross, with its 15 stations, was and remains – not least because of the paintings by Georg Lacher, Reisensburg's most important son – considered the most outstanding cross-hill in the district, and perhaps even in all of Swabia. Many visitors seek relaxation and the peace that emanates from this ancient place of worship. They bring their requests or offer thanks to God at the chapel. In 2013, local residents renovated the stations on a voluntary basis.

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One of the many different bridges over the Danube.

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Charming floodplain forest landscape that can be easily experienced on small paths.

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Especially in spring when the canopy of leaves is not yet closed and everything on the ground is blooming, the birds are singing lively, or in summer when orchids become visible, that is what makes the floodplain forest area so special.

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