The Fuggerhaus in Donauwörth, a town in the Swabian district of Donau-Ries, was built in the 16th century. The building at St.-Kreuz-Straße 1 or Pflegstraße 2 is a protected architectural monument.

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Dieter

8 de julho de 2024

The Fuggerhaus, today the seat of the district administration

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Scout Jens

10 de junho de 2021

In 1536 Anton Fugger bought the house in which the imperial caretaker's apartment was and from 1537 had a representative new building built in its place. The builder Quirin Knoll designed the plans. The building had to be restored after 1945 due to war damage. The district office of the Donau-Ries district has been located in the building for a long time.
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The hist. Verein Donauwörth has put a board on the house where you can read exciting information about the house.

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DeVo

29 de junho de 2020

Great house facades, hospitable people

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Rainer & Petra

23 de abril de 2023

Even that of Microsoft founder Bill Gates looks slim compared to Jakob Fugger's fortune. No one has ever been richer than Jakob Fugger. Extrapolated to today's standards, his fortune was around 400 billion dollars. The Augsburger's recipe for success is similar to that of Steve Jobs.
On a spring day in 1523, Emperor Charles V received a letter. As head of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, King of Spain, King of Naples, King of Jerusalem, Duke of Burgundy and holder of 76 other titles, he was considered the most powerful man in the West. His empire stretched across Europe and the Atlantic to South America and was the first empire on which the sun never sets. The letter was a dunning letter in which the Habsburg was asked quite bluntly to repay his debts, "together with any interest and without further delay".
No normal person would have dared to demand the repayment of a loan in an ultimatum to the emperor, the ruler to whom the people attributed healing powers and whom some called a god on earth. But the sender of the warning letter was not a normal person, but a kind of emperor in his area, a god of money: Jakob Fugger.
The Medici paled in comparison to the super-rich. At the time of writing, the grandson of a farmer was not only the most powerful banker in Europe, he was also by far the richest man of his time. The Augsburg merchant, who lived from 1459 to 1525 in the early Renaissance period, far outshone the Medici in Florence. But even today's super-rich cannot compete with the prosperity of Jakob Fugger if one estimates his wealth according to today's purchasing power.

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