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Augsburg
Onomastics: Augusta Vindelicorum (Lat.,= named as city of the emperor Augustus for the tribe of the Vindelics)
first documentary mention: 15 B.C.
Number of inhabitants: 296,000
Area: 146.85 km²
State: Bavaria
County: Swabia
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Vehicle registration plate: A
River: Wertach-->Lech
The club FKK Colosseum is located in Augsburg-Oberhausen-Süd.
Who would have thought: "Der Räuber Hotzenplotz" (The Robber Hotzenplotz) is the most popular play of the Augsburger Puppenkiste, the puppetry, which certainly every child who grew up in Germany knows because of the television programmes that have been broadcasted nationwide for decades. Less well known is the fact that the theatre also stages plays for adults, making it one of the city's tourist highlights.
Bavaria's largest Swabian city, however, has more to offer than just puppet theatre. Like several other prominent German cities, Augsburg emerged from an ancient Roman fort and is thus one of the oldest cities in Germany. The Battle at Lechfeld near Augsburg in 955 under Otto the Great, which put an end to the decades of Hungarian invasions, is regarded as the birth of the Germans par excellence. The city can look back on a proud and rich history dating back to the Middle Ages, which is reflected in the cityscape in the old city wall, the Perlachturm and the neighbouring majestic town hall, the Magnificent Fountain and the time-honored cathedral.
The name of Augsburg is inseparably linked to the Welser merchant dynasty and in particular to the Fugger dynasty, who at the beginning of the modern era had established important trade links throughout Europe and thus achieved such a great economic boom that they influenced European politics in a significant way in the 15th and 16th centuries as financiers of the Habsburgs and the Vatican. Jakob Fugger is regarded as the richest man in world history, according to today's knowledge, with assets equivalent to 400 billion dollars. Relics of Fugger's work in Augsburg are the Fugger City Palace, the Fugger Houses and the Fuggerei, the oldest existing social settlement in the world.
As an important trading city, Augsburg was one of the most important cities in the Holy Roman Empire; following the rich trading tradition, there is still a conspicuous density of financial companies such as Fürst Fugger Privatbank, Bankhaus Hafner and Augsburger Aktienbank. Augsburg is also home to numerous industrial companies such as MAN, manroland, Renk, LEDvance, UPM-Kymmene, MT Aerospace, BMK, KUKA, Böwe Systec, Kontron, Betapharm and Patrizia Real Estates. Finally, the fact that the city is Germany's whore stronghold with the most prostitutes in relation to the number of inhabitants can also be interpreted as a curious testimony to Augsburg's trading activities.
Augsburg is one of the greenest cities in Europe, which is reflected in numerous parks such as the central park, the botanical garden and the zoo, the Wittelsbacher park and the Court garden on the grounds of the Augsburg Bishop's Residence. Augsburg has also been a university city since 1970 and has a corresponding campus green area.
Among the famous sons and daughters of Augsburg are Hans Holbein the Elder, Jakob Fugger, Agnes Bernauer, Leopold Mozart, Maria Anna Thekla Mozart, Bertold Brecht, Magda Schneider. Helmut Haller, Tilo Prückner, Hans W. Geißendörfer, Elmar Wepper, Roy Black, Jürgen Möllemann, Helmut Haller, Bernd Schuster, Tina Schüßler and Andreas Bourani.

Hotel Augsburg Goldener Falke (1,1 Km)
Neuhäuserstraße 10
86154 Augsburg
https://www.goldener-falke.de
Slamba Hostel (1,1 Km)
Ulmer Str. 34
86154 Augsburg
http://www.slamba-hostel.de