Deggendorf | ||
federal state | Bavaria | |
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Residents | 33.585 (2019) | |
height | 314 m, 323 m | |
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Deggendorf is a Lower Bavarian City and a major Danube port. Because of its location, the city is also known as the “Gate to the Bavarian Forest”.
background
Deggendorf is an old place. In 1337 all Jews were murdered here. In the Thirty Years' War (1633 and 1638) the city suffered a lot; In 1744 it was sacked by Batthyány and burned by Charles of Lorraine in 1748; In 1822, 211 buildings burned down.
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According to legend, Deggendorf is associated with dumplings. Around 1266 the city was besieged by the Bohemians and food became scarce. The women provided the men on the city wall with dumplings. When a Bohemian tried to climb the city wall, the mayor's wife threw a dumpling at him. When he then told his general that Deggendorf still had enough food to throw at, the troops withdrew. Today the dumpling thrower has a monument with a fountain.
getting there
In the street
Deggendorf is on the motorway Nuremberg – Passau. The motorway crosses south of the Danube
out Munich this motorway before it merges into the B 11 in Deggendorf.
By train
Deggendorf is on the railway line from Plattling to Bavarian Eisenstein tied up. In Plattling there is a connection to the long-distance route Nuremberg – Passau (IC / EC and ICE). 1 Deggendorf main station is a good one kilometer northwest of the city center.
By bus
The 2 Long-distance bus stop Deggendorf is located on Güterstrasse, close to the main train station.
By plane
The Munich Airport(IATA: MUC) is approx. 120 km from Deggendorf.
By boat
Deggendorf has a dock for river cruises and excursion traffic. Scheduled traffic is not known.
mobility
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A city bus is offered on 4 lines. More information: City bus Deggendorf
If no city bus drives to your destination, there is also a call and collect taxi (AST): More information: AST Deggendorf
There are many parking spaces in underground garages (some directly under the town square) in the city center. The Stadthalle multi-storey car park is recommended as a very affordable alternative (€ 2 per day), a 10-minute walk into town
Tourist Attractions
Deggendorf owns a well-preserved Old town with market square, town hall, the 1 Holy Sepulcher Church and the 2 Parish Church of the Assumption .
The Gothic one stands on the Geiersberg Pilgrimage Church to the Holy Sepulcher.
- city Museum, Eastern moat 28. Tel.: (0)991 2960-555, Fax: (0)991 2960-559, Email: [email protected]. Open: Tue to Sat 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., for groups by appointment.Price: Admission: adults € 1.50, reduced € 1.
- Craft Museum, Maria-Ward-Platz 1. Tel.: (0)991 2960-555, Fax: (0)991 2960-559, Email: [email protected]. Open: Tue to Sat 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., for groups by appointment.Price: Admission: adults € 1.50, reduced € 1.
activities
- Elypso - Sandnerhofweg 4-6; Tel: 0991-28960; E-mail: [email protected]; newly built "dream bathroom"
- Excursions on the Danube - Danube shipping Wurm and Köck; Höllgasse 26, 94032 Passau; Tel: 0851-929292; Pier in Deggendorf
- Canoe trips on the Danube and Isar - Canoe rental Sepp Schneider 0171 63 66 532
- Around Deggendorf there is a 150 km long, marked Network of hiking trails.
- There are also a number of Cycle paths:
shop
Deggendorf is for that Bavarian forest the shopping city. From the large, e.g. Media Markt, to many small shops and boutiques, there is a large selection available and invites you to stroll or shop. Info city center
- Farmers market - Saturday 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Upper town square
kitchen
Sweet Deggendorf dumplings are made from sponge cake, fruit and liqueur, filled with French crème and dusted with powdered sugar. You can try them in the Wiedemann confectionery. The hearty Deggendorf dumplings consist of rolls or white bread and also of brown bread. The special thing about this variant is a different colored dumpling core inside.
- 1 Cafe Wiedemann, Luitpoldplatz 5. Tel.: 49 991 6767, Email: [email protected]. Good cakes and pies, changing daily specials, in summer you can sit outside and snack on an ice cream. Here you can also try the Deggendorf dumplings.Open: Mon to Sat 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
- 2 Golden angel, Upper town square 6. Tel.: 49 991 4767. Very good Bavarian cuisine in the middle of the city.Open: Wed to Mon 10:00 am - 11:00 pm, kitchen 11:00 am - 10:00 pm, closed on Tuesdays.Price: main courses from € 10, lunch from € 7.
- 3 Inn to the dumpling thrower, Schlachthausgasse 1, 94469 Deggendorf. Tel.: 49 991 4767. Regional cuisine and unusual dumplings.Open: daily 9 a.m. - midnight.Price: main courses from € 10.
- 4 Cafe monocle, At the city wall 20. Tel.: 49 991 37199233, Email: [email protected]. Good coffee and delicious breakfast. Daily specials that change at lunchtime.Open: Mon. 8:00 a.m.-8: 00 p.m. Tue-Fri. 08: 00-23: 00 Sat 09: 00-23: 00 Sun 09: 00-18: 00.
- 1 Otto Schober, Perlasberger Strasse 1 94469 Deggendorf. Tel.: 49 991 6523, Email: [email protected]. Cozy mix of pub, beer garden and tavern. The currywurst is well known in the city, but there is also a selection for vegetarians. Mostly very well attended. Warm service.Open: Mon-Sat 18: 00-24: 00.
nightlife
Deggendorf has a lively nightlife due to the many students at the FH.
- Kings Club - Michael-Fischer-Platz 3
- Lust Club & Lounge - Bräugasse 2 (in the H&M house) - party and dance in the heart of Deggendorf (open on Thursdays and Saturdays)
- Baby Love Deggendorf - Latin Schulgasse 15 - Open on Fridays and Saturdays. Open one hour longer than the other clubs in town (until 5 a.m.)
- C² Coffee & Cocktails - Oberer Stadtplatz 5 - Chilled bar with a cozy couch corner
- Relax - Michael-Fischer-Platz 8 - Inexpensive student bar
accommodation
- Hotel Donauhof Hafenstrasse 1, 94469 Deggendorf, Tel .: 0991/38990; Single room from € 56, double room from € 81, each including breakfast. Internet access via WLAN free of charge, opening times in the associated restaurant: Mon - Thu from 6:00 p.m.
- Hotel Burgwirt Deggendorfer Str. 7, 94469 Deggendorf / Natternberg, Tel .: 0991/30045; Single room from € 55, double room from € 85. In the associated restaurant you can eat well at fair prices. A sauna is also located in the hotel (in operation Mon - Thu 6.30 p.m. - 9 p.m.)
Learn
The University of Applied Sciences with around 4700 students, it was rebuilt at the end of the 1990s.
Faculties: civil engineering, business administration / business informatics, electrical and media technology, mechanical engineering / mechatronics
In the field of business informatics, a part-time course is even offered. An expansion of the relatively young FH is already planned and should be implemented soon.
trips
In the north / east lies the Bavarian forest:
- Ground corn (35 km east, B11) - visitor mine, Joska-Kristall.
- Big Arber (45 km east, B11) - largest mountain in the "Woid"
- Biathlon on the Arber in the Hohenzollern ski stadium, 0171 63 66 532
- Canoe tours through Bavarian CanadaBlack rain offers both action-packed tours and canoe trips where you can switch off and relax, information on 0171 63 66 532
- Plattling (11 km southwest, A 92) - city in Gäuboden.
- Osterhofen (22 km southeast, A 92 / A 3 to the exit
111 Hengersberg) - Altenmarkt Basilica.
- Straubing (25 km to the west, A 92 to the exit
22 Plattling-West, then B 8) - Gäubodenmuseum with Roman treasure found in 1950.
- Sankt Englmar (44 km northwest, A 92 / A 3 to the exit
107 Bogen, then St 2139) - spa and ski area with Forest treetop path in Maibrunn, 5 km away
- Vehicle and Art Museum Streicher in Stritzling (14 km via the St2133 or approx. 40 minutes with RBO bus 6149) - private collection with approx. 300 vintage cars (cars, motorcycles) and 2500 miniatures, open only by appointment, see [1]
literature
- A bridge to the year 2000. The history of the Deggendorf bridge over the Danube. In: Deggendorf. Archeology and city history. 8, Deggendorf 2000.
- Johannes Molitor (Ed.): Deggendorf 1002 - 2002. In: Deggendorf history sheets. Volume 24, Deggendorf 2003.
- Settlers - nuns - citizens. In: Deggendorf. Archeology and city history 10 Deggendorf 2002.
Web links
- http://www.deggendorf.de/ - Deggendorf official website