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Königsbrunn is a vibrant town with modern flair and Bavarian charm. As the largest town in the Augsburg city district, it offers everything you could wish for: cosy cafés and little boutiques plus cultural highlights like the largest accessible globe in the world. It’s a place where history meets lively town life – and tradition meets modern flair.

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Known as a “botanical treasure trove” Königsbrunn heath (“Königsbrunner Heide” in German) is a safe haven for myriad species of fauna and flora. Rare gentian and glorious orchids grow here alongside purple swamp gladioli that blossom in a magical sea of colour in July. You can discover the rich variety of species on the well-tended foot- and cycle paths through this protected natural paradise. With a little luck, you might even encounter rare birds or get a close-up look at the Przewalski horses.

Distance: 9 kilometres

The important Roman road Via Claudia Augusta connects Augsburg with Venice and leads right through Königsbrunn. However, the area around Königsbrunn was settled much earlier. Numerous archaeological sites from the Neolithic period and Celtic burial sites give fascinating insights into the world of our ancestors. 

It’s so easy to switch off and unwind at Lake Ilsesee. Whether on the large sunbathing lawns or in the refreshing shade of ancient trees, you’ll find the perfect spot to relax in. Families can look forward to the playgrounds, beach volleyball courts, and large lawns for family fun. And on hot days, a dip in the crystal-clear water of the lake is a fantastic way to cool off.
A real highlight: diving in Lake Ilsesee, one of the cleanest, most diverse diving lakes in Bavaria. With a visibility of up to 20 metres and enchanting canyons, it treats you to incredible insights into the underwater world. You’ll encounter pristine nature as you dive up to 15 metres deep into a world of astounding beauty.
The diving station at the lake offers everything you need: equipment, taster sessions, guided dives. For a safe, awe-inspiring experience in Bavaria’s much-loved diving paradise.

Distance: 2 kilometres

Between Munich and Augsburg, the enchanting Five Lakes area is waiting for your visit. The two large lakes, Lake Starnberg and Lake Ammersee, frame the three smaller ones, Lake Wörthsee, Lake Pilsensee, and Lake Wesslinger See. The landscape features gentle hills, moors, and forests, while the Pre-Alps beckon on the horizon. Swimming, water sports, fishing, cycling, or hiking: The vast array of activities makes the area the ideal destination for anyone who loves nature and the tranquillity of the great outdoors.

Distance: 50 kilometres

With its 9-hole course featuring a good range of hole designs and an on-site driving range, Leitershofen golf club attracts golfers of all handicaps. 

Distance: 16 kilometres

This modern 9-hole course with seven water hazards and 31 bunkers is a challenge for players of all handicaps. Augsburg’s largest driving range and various practice facilities complete the offer.

Distance: 10 kilometres

Located north of Augsburg, 18-hole Gersthofen golf club offers fantastic conditions for beginners and pros. The German golf licence is not required, and there’s no need to book start times. The indoor course is also open in winter. 

Distance: 23 kilometres

The traditional 18-hole championship course of Augsburg golf club is located at the heart of the Westliche Wälder Nature Park. Surrounded by evergreen and leafy forests, the course offers a good variety of holes in a peaceful atmosphere. By the way: This is where golf legend Bernhard Langer started his career. 

Distance: 12 kilometres

To the southwest of Augsburg, at the heart of the Westliche Wälder recreation area, you’ll find the Weiherhof 9-hole natural golf course. Hanging fairways, ponds, and biotopes make for fantastic variety – ideal for recreational golfers and advanced players.

Distance: 23 kilometres

9-hole Lechfeld golf club is a modern facility with a golf school, tournaments, and a restaurant for companionable hours after your game.

Distance: 5 kilometres

Just 45 minutes away from Königsbrunn, the LEGOLAND® Deutschland Resort opens the doors to a world full of magic and adventure. 11 themed worlds featuring more than 68 attractions, including rollercoasters, a 4D cinema, and the impressive MINILAND – built from over 57 million LEGO® bricks – guarantee unforgettable experiences for all ages. A perfect destination for your family day trip!

Distance: 67 kilometres

In this magical themed world, you’ll meet fantastic creatures like Sky Lions, unicorns, and even a Lava Dragon. Maximus whirls you through the sky, 17 metres above the ground.

In Pirate Land, adventurers big and small can put their sea legs to the test. Brave knights can experience thrilling duels, ride on the Fire Dragon, or sit down to a real feast at the Knight’s Table. NINJAGO® World calls for your bravery and skill – perfect for fans of the famous LEGO® ninjas

Dive into the sunken city of Atlantis, where you can come face to face with rays, sharks, and over 1,300 tropical fish in the glass tunnel. Back on dry land, your treasure hunt continues in the Pharoahs’ Land – interactive and full of excitement.

The Fuggerei is a unique testament to the history of social housing. It’s been offering people in need a home for an annual base rent of around €0.88 since 1521. With its own church, gates, and walls, it almost appears to be an independent city within Augsburg. Visitors can learn more about its history in the museum, the display residence, and the World War Bunker.

This impressive palace dating back to 1770 is a prime example of Rococo style. The opulent ballroom, the German Baroque Gallery, and the idyllic museum garden with café invite you to explore and take your time.

Augsburg cathedral is an architectural treasure. The Romanesque prophet windows from 1065 and the Gothic chancel are especially eye-catching. The cloister with artistically decorated gravestones completes the tour.

A symbol of the city: Augsburg’s city hall (“Rathaus” in German) dates back to the German Renaissance and is home to the impressive Golden Hall. The magnificent gilded ceiling shows the former grandeur of the imperial city.

The waterworks at the Red Gate, whose construction began in 1416, is the oldest intact waterworks in Germany and one of the key parts of Augsburg’s historical water system, which belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage. It consists of three water towers, two fountain master houses, and an aqueduct. The exhibitions in the large and small water tower let visitors learn more about how water was raised using water-wheel-powered piston pumps. The Swabian Craftsmen Museum also gives fascinating insights into the history of technology and crafts.

The Augsburg puppet theatre has been delighting audiences of all ages with lovingly staged fairy tales and plays since 1948. The puppet theatre museum offers a look behind the scenes, letting you get even closer to the famous marionettes.

Augsburg zoo offers exciting encounters with animals from all over the world. Highlights include the walk-through lemur enclosure and aviary. Thanks to its commitment to conservation and numerous events, the zoo is an ideal destination for all ages.

Distance: 13 kilometres

Munich, Bavaria’s vibrant metropolis, is always worth a visit. Famous landmarks such as the Frauenkirche church, Marienplatz square with the new city hall, or Nymphenburg palace tell of the city’s lively past. Art and technology lovers will be in seventh heaven in the renowned museums and BMW Welt, while the English Garden and Olympiapark offer a natural haven at the heart of the city. The legendary Allianz Arena, home of FC Bayern Munich, is a magnet for football fans. Bavaria’s capital city is a unique combination of history, culture, and lifestyle.

Distance: 90 kilometres

Landsberg am Lech and its charming old town await you just 30 minutes away from Königsbrunn. Its well-preserved medieval towers, including the impressive Bavarian Gate (Bayertor), and idyllic location on the Lech river make Landsberg the perfect place for a short visit.

Distance: 30 kilometres

You can reach Donauwörth, a town brimming with charm and history, in around 50 minutes. The patricians’ houses in the Reichsstrasse, “Rieder Tor” gate, and the Holy Cross Monastery create a romantic setting for your half- or full-day trip.

Distance: 60 kilometres

The old town of Memmingen is one of the best-preserved in southern Germany. Historic gates, spectacular gables, and picturesque facades tell of the town’s over 850 years of history. Walk through the pedestrian area, stroll across squares, and treat yourself to a break in one of the inviting street cafés.

Distance: 75 kilometres

Just an hour west of Königsbrunn, you’ll find Ulm with its stunning minster, which boasts the world’s tallest church spire. Take the 768 steps to be rewarded with a spectacular view. Ultramodern buildings await you alongside historic sights like the picturesque Fishermen’s Quarter with its friendly atmosphere and quaint restaurants.

Distance: 100 kilometres

Mindelheim in Lower Allgäu invites you to take a stroll through the past. From the mighty Mindelburg castle and the historic town hall to the town walls, every corner is filled with fascinating history. Its museums – like the Nativity Museum or the Tower Clock Museum – mean there’s plenty to do and see in Mindelheim. Best of all, it’s just 40 minutes away.

Distance: 50 kilometres