ディリンゲン・アン・デア・ドナウでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Controversial in his time, celebrated today. Because he acted like a doctor, he was labeled a charlatan and even reported for practicing medicine without a license. The fountain commemorates the life's work and the person of Sebastian Kneipp, who is depicted here in a friendly and approachable manner. The monument was created by the Munich artist Wilhelm Nida-Rümelin. It is striking that Kneipp is shown wearing a cassock and yet barefoot. Both elements aptly summarize his role: priest on the one hand, and founder of a healing method still practiced today on the other.

The Danube flows powerfully through Dillingen. Along its banks, you can enjoy endless walks right by the water. Europe's second-longest river shapes the southern part of Dillingen. Its history is closely intertwined with the river and continues to define the city's identity.

I didn't know that it started on the Danube.

With a great variety of plants and good paths

Beautifully developed paths as a result

Well-maintained facility with rest area

Across the entire width of the river, with the lock on the right

Hydropower and holiday destination combined