Donauwörth settled at the confluence of the rivers Danube and Wörnitz, and it's part of the romantic route called Romantische Straße. During the 11th and 12th centuries, Donauwörth grew up under the protection of the castle of Mangoldstein and became a seat of Duke Ludwig II of Bavaria in the 13th century. The city had an old Danube port since the 16th century, which later developed into the endpoint of Danube steam navigation. Admire the baroque buildings around the old town, the church with splendid stucco decoration in the Wessobrunn style, and an attractive promenade was built along the Harbour. Explore and learn something about the glamorous and glorious history of the former free imperial city.
Donauwörth, a charming "Große Kreisstadt" (major district town) situated in Bavaria, Germany, invites travellers to explore its rich history and picturesque surroundings. With its well-preserved medieval architecture, vibrant town centre, and welcoming atmosphere, Donauwörth offers a delightful blend of cultural heritage and modern charm.
The Alter Donauhafen is a historic harbour that reflects Donauwörth's connection to waterways and trade. Travelers can stroll along the waterfront, admire the scenic views, and appreciate the historical significance of this area, which once played a crucial role in the town's economic development.
Rieder Tor is a medieval gate that stands as a testament to Donauwörth's fortifications. Travelers can walk through this well-preserved gateway, imagining the town's history as they explore the charming streets beyond.
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