Free Walking Sightseeing Tour #4 in Augsburg, Germany

The fountain on Bourges-Platz in Augsburg was built around 1900 and is registered as an architectural monument in the Bavarian list of monuments. It is one of the last public drinking water fountains in the city from this time. Once upon a time, these cast-iron fountains were numerous in Augsburg.

Wikipedia: Brunnen am Bourges-Platz (DE)

The Wertachbrucker Tor is located on the edge of Augsburg's old town and used to be part of the medieval city wall as a passageway. Today, it serves primarily as a representative building for the carpenters' guild as well as a venue for events.

Wikipedia: Wertachbrucker Tor (DE)

The Roman Catholic parish church of St. George is located in the north of Augsburg's old town, in the Lower Town in the Georgs and Kreuzviertel. It is the former collegiate church of the Augustinian monastery of St. George, which was dissolved during the secularization period.

Wikipedia: St. Georg (Augsburg) (DE)

The Fischertor is a city gate of the former ring wall of Augsburg and is located in the northwest of the old town. Today it connects the Frauentorstrasse with Thommstrasse.

Wikipedia: Fischertor (Augsburg) (DE)

The MAN Museum is a technology and transport museum in Augsburg and is supported and maintained by MAN SE, MAN Diesel & Turbo SE and manroland AG. Its 1,800 m² exhibition is dedicated to the history and technical developments of the group of companies, which originated here in 1840.

Wikipedia: MAN-Museum (DE), Website

Until 2008, the monastery of St. Sebastian was a Capuchin monastery in Augsburg-Oberhausen on the right bank of the Wertach. It is surrounded on three sides by the factory premises of the mechanical engineering company MAN, and on the fourth side it borders Sebastianstraße.

Wikipedia: Kloster St. Sebastian (Augsburg) (DE)