Where the Romantic Road, the Via Claudia Augusta and the German Alpine Road meet, lies the small, historic Füssen in the Allgäu.
The dreams of two kings lie at the gates of the city: Neuschwanstein Castle and Hohenschwangau Castle. In Füssen there are more than 2000 years of living history, which began with the Romans and experienced a first heyday with Emperor Maximilian I.
The second followed with the fairytale king Ludwig II.
Bavaria's highest city delights with medieval alleys, some historical buildings, the old city wall and much more. Numerous cozy cafes and restaurants, shops and squares invite you to take a leisurely stroll through the pedestrian zone.

fuessen.de/kultur/romantische-altstadt.html

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Juschu ( Jürgen & Vicky)

6월 19, 2024

very beautiful and individual

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Siggi

5월 23, 2020

You should take some time for this old town with its many fountains and beautiful buildings.

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Siggi

7월 18, 2020

What else can you say, you just have to see the old town of Füssen.

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Teuto Radler 🚴🏻‍♀️

2월 6, 2017

Füssen is a beautiful medieval town. A walk up to the castle is recommended.

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Siggi

6월 11, 2020

The figure on the fountain represents Saint Magnus, who is regarded as a missionary in the Allgäu. He vanquishes evil, in the form of the dragon, with the cross.
The Magnus figure was cast in bronze and placed on a 2.40 m high column made of Epprechtstein granite.

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Stephan N

7월 19, 2020

The popular holiday town of Füssen in the Allgäu, known for numerous tourist attractions, can look back on around 700 years of town history. However, the origins of the emergence of the place even go back to Roman times. Where the city is today was one of the most important Roman roads, the Via Claudia Augusta, and as early as 260 AD a Roman military camp was set up on the site of today's Füssen.

So this place developed into a settlement and in the year 748 the monk Magnus, who was later canonized, built a cell in today's Füssen. Other monks followed and so the famous Benedictine monastery of St. Mang was founded at the request of the Bishop of Augsburg in the 8th century. A Frankish royal court was established around the same time.

In the 13th century, Füssen had become the largest town in the Allgäu. Sovereigns were the Bishops of Augsburg, who converted the High Castle into their summer residence.

In the 15th and 16th centuries, Füssen became an important, nationwide trading center. The city experienced its heyday, even Emperor Maximilian I stayed in Füssen with his court about forty times (see article "City of Füssen in the Renaissance"). In 1562, Europe's first lute makers' guild was founded in Füssen, and the city subsequently gained great importance for western music history. However, the city's overall boom was slowed down by the Thirty Years' War, and better times only came at the end of the 19th century. The founding of the "mechanical rope factory" brought about an economic upswing in the region and when the Bavarian kings Maximilian I and Ludwig II had the magnificent castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau built, tourism also followed.

Today the region around Füssen is a tourist stronghold, known as the Königswinkel. Framed by magnificent mountains, with many picturesque lakes and cultural highlights nearby, Füssen still impresses with its medieval old town, with the many narrow streets and the fairytale flair of the royal castles Neuschwanstein Castle and Hohenschwangau Castle nearby.
Source:
hotel-fuessen.de/de/blog/allgemein/die-geschichte-der-stadt-fuessen.html

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Matze Kniewel

10월 14, 2022

Beautiful things await you in this beautiful city. A lot to discover and a lot to see. My tip 👍😃

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Michael

9월 5, 2017

Dreamlike city, old half-timbered houses, cozy pedestrian zone

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Siggi

6월 29, 2020

You simply have to see the old town of Füssen with its fountains and historical buildings.

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Wandermobil (JuleWandert)

8월 18, 2017

A beautiful and popular tourist town.
The destination of the Lechweg hike lechweg.com

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k-p-t

7월 8, 2018

very nice old town, end point from the LechErlebnisWeg and the Lechweg.

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Siggi

7월 19, 2020

Everyone should have seen the old town of Füssen.

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k-p-t

5월 6, 2018

This old town is beautiful, it is also good that it has a pedestrian area, where locals are allowed to drive there, but not bad.
I'm looking forward to it when we walk the Lechweg there to land again.

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Armin

1월 23, 2019

Exceptional old town with elaborately renovated buildings, super beautiful church and great opportunities for eating and drinking.

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Björn

1월 7, 2022

Walking through the old town is a great experience. All the old and imposing buildings. Many shops invite you to stroll.

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Berghexe

10월 3, 2022

Beautiful city center, which is unfortunately also a bit overcrowded in high season.

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Matze Kniewel

11월 19, 2022

Fantastically beautiful in Füssen! 😀 all sorts of things to discover and find. My absolute tip 👍👋

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Ulrico 🏊‍♂️🚵‍♂️🏃

1월 6, 2023

Beautiful, picturesque city center with a castle and a small park.

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Freelancer 🥾 🚵 🏍️🏃‍♂️

3월 26, 2025

Füssen is a town in Bavaria, Germany, bordering Austria to the south. The Gothic Hohen Schloss (High Castle) houses the Municipal Art Gallery. The Füssen City Museum, located in the Benedictine St. Mang Monastery, documents, among other things, the history of Füssen's lute and violin making. Southeast of the town lie the romantic Neuschwanstein Castle and Hohenschwangau Castle. On the nearby Tegelberg, there is a ski resort, a cable car with panoramic views, and a summer toboggan run.

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12월 22, 2019

A very nice city 😊

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Lars

2월 20, 2019

Absolutely in the restaurant "to the olive grower".
Here you will find delicious regional cuisine and home-brewed beer.

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Stephan N

7월 20, 2020

Die Geschichte der Stadt Füssen ist nunmehr bereits 700 Jahre alt und kann auch von den Zeiten der alten Römer erzählen. Wo heute die Stadt liegt, war zu dieser Zeit eine der wichtigsten Römerstraßen, die man Via Claudia Augusta nannte. Im Jahre 260 hatte ein römisches Militärlager seinen Platz dort, wo heute die Straßen der Stadt zu finden sind. Der Name dieses Lagers lautete "Foetibus", was man als Latinisierung des germanischen Wortes "fot", also "Fuß" verstehen kann. Über die Namen "Fozen", "Fozin", "Fuozzon" und "Füzzen" entstand im Jahre 1424 der Städtename "Füssen".

Im Jahre 748 wurde der Mönch Magnus in dieses Gebiet gesandt, aus dem sich allmählich eine Siedlung entwickelte. Dort errichtete er eine Zelle und weitere Mönche folgten ihm, um den christlichen Glauben auch dort zu verbreiten. Nachdem Magnus gestorben war, wurde auf Anweisung des Bischofs von Augsburg das Benediktinerkloster St. Mang gegründet, was dann den Mittelpunkt des Glaubens bildete, aber auch der Kultur und der Wirtschaft. Bereits im 13. Jahrhundert hatte sich der kleine Ort zur größten Stadt im Allgäu entwickelt. Die Bischöfe von Augsburg waren auch die Herren über das Land. Ihnen unterstand sowohl das Kloster als auch die Stadt Füssen. Das Hohe Schloss wurde zur Sommerresidenz der Landesherren ausgebaut.

Ihre Blütezeit erreichte die Stadt im 15. Und 16. Jahrhundert, denn sie war zu einem wichtigen überregionalen Handelsplatz geworden. Auch der Kaiser Maximilian I. wusste die Vorzüge der Stadt zu schätzen und reiste vierzig Mal mit seinem Hofstaat nach Füssen. Aber auch im Bereich der Musikgeschichte des Abendlandes nimmt Füssen eine wichtige Rolle ein, denn im Jahre 1562 gründete man dort die erste Zunft der Lautenbauer in ganz Europa. Mit dem 30-jährigen Krieg jedoch wurde die Entwicklung der Stadt stark gebremst und erholte sich von den Folgen des Krieges erst gegen Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts. Dann kamen bessere Zeiten, vor allem mit dem Bau der "Mechanischen Seilerfabrik" erfolgte ein Aufschwung in der Wirtschaft. Maximilian I. bzw. Ludwig II. ließen die prächtigen Schlösser Hohenschwangau und Neuschwanstein erbauen, woraufhin Füssen auch für den Reisenden interessant wurde.
Quelle:
hotelfantasia.de/de/blog/geschichte-der-stadt-fuessen.html

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