 Downtown of Günzburg | ||
| Gunzburg | ||
| district | Gunzburg | |
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| Residents | 20.707 (2019) | |
| height | 470 m | |
| Tourist info web | guenzburg-tourismus.de | |
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Gunzburg is a city on the Danube and is the administrative seat of the district of the same name. It is in the administrative district Swabia in the Swabian baroque angle.
background
The city of Günzburg is located at the confluence of the Günz River into the Danube. The historic city center is on the right bank of the river, the city area extends to the other side of the river into the Donauried. During the administrative reform in 1972, the formerly independent place became Nornheim incorporated, since 1978 the places are Deffingen, Denzingen, Leinheim, Reisensburg, Riedhausen and Moated castle Districts of Günzburg.
getting there
By plane
The Memmingen Airport
(IATA: FMM) is about 65 km away to the Munich Airport(IATA: MUC) it is around 135 km.
The small 1 Günzburg-Donauried airfield(ICAO: EDMG) As a special landing pad, it is only suitable for small private planes.
By train
The 2 Günzburg station is on the route Stuttgart - Munich, IC trains and regional trains stop there. From Günzburg the route of the Mittelschwabenbahn goes to Mindelheim. The Danube Valley Railway passes from Günzburg Donauwörth and Ingolstadt to regensburg.
By bus
Flixbus drives to a stop in Legoland, south of the autobahn (3 Long-distance bus stop Günzburg-Legoland).
In the street
Günzburg is conveniently located on the 
, she comes from 
Ulm / Elchingen and continues to augsburg. Your 
67 goes to the 
, this goes through the urban area to the north and further to Gundelfingen or in a southerly direction Krumbach.
mobility
Tourist Attractions
- 1 woman Church.
The church was built in 1736–1741 by Dominikus Zimmermann in the Rococo style and is considered the predecessor of the Wieskirche. - 2 Margravial castle with court church. The castle was built by the Habsburgs in the late 16th century. The castle was rebuilt in the 19th century. After the damage in World War II, it was restored and today serves as the seat of various authorities.
- 3 Reisensburg Castle, Mayor Johann-Müller-Strasse 1.
- 4 Lower gate, city tower. The tower is considered a symbol of the city.
- 5 Cow tower, To the Kuhturm 3.
activities
- 1 Legoland Günzburg, Legoland Allee, Günzburg. Tel.: 49 (0) 180 6 700 757 01. Open: Opened in 2015 from March 29th to Nov 8th daily 10 am-6pm, longer opening times on weekends and holidays.Price: admission adults € 33.20, children € 29.60.
shop
kitchen
nightlife
accommodation
Cheap
medium
- 1 Hotel Bettina, Augsburger Str. 66 68, 89312 Günzburg. Tel.: 49 8221 36220.
upscale
- 2 Hotel Zettler, Ichenhauser Str.26A, 89312 Günzburg. Tel.: 49 8221 36480. 49 non-smoking rooms with mini-bar, hairdryer, LCD TV, telephone, some with balcony.Open: Restaurant Mon - Sat from 5.30 p.m., hot meals until 9.30 p.m.Price: Single from € 89, double from € 129 with breakfast.
health
Practical advice
1 Tourist Information Günzburg, Schloßplatz 1, 89312 Günzburg. Tel.: 49 (0) 8221 200-444, Email: [email protected].
trips
Neighboring towns of Günzburg are Leipheim, Bubesheim, Kötz, Burgau, Rettenbach and Offingen, they belong to the district of Günzbug. The neighboring one Gundelfingen is in the district of Dillingen, Niederstotzingen belongs to the district of Heidenheim.
literature
Web links
- http://www.guenzburg.de - Official website of Günzburg
