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     • The 25-acre (10-hectare) Botanical Gardens, the green lungs of Augsburg, are home to 3,000 species of plants, plus hundreds of thousands of greenhouse plants and various themed gardens.
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   What are the green lungs of Augsburg?

   • This 25-acre (10-hectare) public park is the green lungs of Augsburg and boasts over 3,000 species of plants, herbs, and trees. The gardens also have a greenhouse containing almost 1,200 plants, a herb garden, a colorful rose garden, and a vegetable garden.

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   How many plants are in the Augsburg Botanical Gardens?

   • The 25-acre (10-hectare) Botanical Gardens, the green lungs of Augsburg, are home to 3,000 species of plants, plus hundreds of thousands of greenhouse plants and various themed gardens. The most popular section of the botanical gardens is the Japan Gardens, done up in traditional Japanese style.

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   What is the atmosphere like in Augsburg?

   • Somehow that feels typical of the atmosphere in Augsburg: lively in its hot spots, but always discreet, pleasantly relaxed, almost homely. Even famous resident Hans Jakob Fugger, under whose bronze nose a child bounces on a trampoline, is no exception. He looks down calmly from his elevated plinth, enjoying the morning peace…

   Augsburg: Holidays in the City of the Fuggers - Bavaria

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   What to see in Augsburg?

   • After an eventful alpaca hike with Sajama Lama in Jettingen-Scheppach in the morning, we went on to Augsburg at noon to see the sights of the UNESCO World Heritage City. Augsburg is a city in the southwest of Bavaria and has about 300,000 inhabitants. This makes it the third largest city in Bavaria after Munich and Nuremberg.

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   Why should you visit Augsburg?

   • It’s the oldest city in Bavaria and the second oldest in Germany, and when in Augsburg, you get the chance to explore a city that shaped the history of Europe and enjoyed a very wealthy past, a city with superb architecture, rich culture, and offerings for the entire family.

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   What is Augsburg known for?

   • Over 500-year-old social settlement of 67 terraced houses for "innocently impoverished Augsburg citizens", initiated by Jakob Fugger the Rich. With two museums and a restaurant. The Renaissance building by Elias Holl dominates the town hall square; it is considered the most impressive secular building from the period north of the Alps.

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3. theculturetrip.com › europe › germany22 Must-See Attractions in Augsburg, Germany - Culture Trip

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   Jun 24, 2024 · This 25-acre (10-hectare) public park is the green lungs of Augsburg and boasts over 3,000 species of plants, herbs, and trees. The gardens also have a greenhouse containing almost 1,200 plants, a herb garden, a colorful rose garden, and a vegetable garden.

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4. theculturetrip.com › europe › germany7 Reasons You Should Visit Augsburg at Least Once in Your ...

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   Feb 9, 2018 · The 25-acre (10-hectare) Botanical Gardens, the green lungs of Augsburg, are home to 3,000 species of plants, plus hundreds of thousands of greenhouse plants and various themed gardens. The most popular section of the botanical gardens is the Japan Gardens, done up in traditional Japanese style.

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6. bavaria.travel › listicles › sights-augsburgLet's go-Listicle: 11 Sights and Experiences in Augsburg

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   • Fuggerei. Over 500-year-old social settlement of 67 terraced houses for "innocently impoverished Augsburg citizens", initiated by Jakob Fugger the Rich.
   • Town Hall. The Renaissance building by Elias Holl dominates the town hall square; it is considered the most impressive secular building from the period north of the Alps.
   • tim - National Textile and Industrial Museum Augsburg. This museum documents the evolution of the city as the home of Europe’s most important textile industry.
   • Schaezlerpalais. The jewel of this building is the fantastic Rococo ballroom. It also houses numerous art collections, including the German Baroque Gallery.

7. www.touristsecrets.com › destinations › 22-hidden22 Hidden Gems You Can’t Miss In Augsburg, Germany

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   Aug 27, 2024 · Pack your bags, grab a map, and get ready to uncover the secrets of this Bavarian treasure. Discover 22 hidden gems in Augsburg, Germany, from secret gardens to historic sites. Uncover the city's best-kept secrets and must-see attractions.

8. bavaria-travel.com › augsburg-exploring-the-heartA Complete Guide to Augsburg: Exploring the Heart of Bavaria

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   This vibrant Bavarian city offers everything from historical landmarks to lush green spaces, excellent cuisine, and modern shopping centers. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or spending a week, here’s everything you need to know about Augsburg. The History : Ancient Foundations and Modern Growth.

9. one-million-places.com › en › germanyAugsburg – The sights of the UNESCO city (Germany)

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   Aug 1, 2024 · The Fronhof is a beautiful green area in front of the former Prince-Bishop’s Residence. Today, the buildings are the seat of the Government of Swabia. Travelogue of the sights & photo spots in Augsburg: Old Town, Town Hall, Golden Hall, Fuggerei, Water Towers (UNESCO World Heritage) and many more.

10. bavaria.travel › stories › citycheck-augsburgAugsburg: Holidays in the City of the Fuggers - Bavaria

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    In summer, Augsburg's cool Lech canals and secluded beer gardens are refreshing, while cultural travellers will also find plenty of history and numerous sights