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Beautiful view from the Danube bridge near Munderkingen

A picturesque old town with narrow, winding streets, Renaissance fountains, numerous Baroque buildings and beautiful half-timbered houses is worth exploring in the old Danube town of Munderkingen.

This battle took place during the War of the Spanish Succession on July 31, 1703 between French and Habsburg troops. Duke Christian Heinrich of Hanover was killed in the process. Today a plaque commemorates that bloody battle.

The lion on the pillar of the market fountain is the symbol of the government that oversees what is happening in the city. That's why he carries the royal symbols - the coat of arms of the city and the coat of arms of Austria - in his paws. During the Fasnet period, the well-known fountain jump takes place here. Two bachelors throw themselves into the cold water of the fountain while cheering. After that, they are allowed to kiss every girl who is there.

The second beaver building is currently being built on the Mühlbach on August 26th, 2020, let's see how long the building will last.

The Hundersinger beaver rages here, even if certain people repeatedly destroy their buildings for agricultural reasons.

Nice little town. Colorful stork figures are set up everywhere.

The Danube Bike Trail leads through the middle of the old town and tours to Upper Swabia find here the ideal starting point.