Augsburg Accessible City Explorer - Wheelchair & Scooter Friendly Tour
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Wheelchair-Friendly Adventures in Augsburg, Germany!
Fuggerei

Why Visit?
Wheelchair-Friendly Tour of Fuggerei
Getting There
Begin your day at Fuggerei, the world"s oldest social housing complex still in use. Located in Augsburg, Germany, it"s easily accessible via public transport. The closest tram station, "Barfüßerbrücke", is equipped with ramps and smooth platforms suitable for wheelchair users. From here, Fuggerei is a short, pleasant roll away through quaint streets lined with historic architecture.
At Fuggerei
Upon arrival, head to the main entrance, where you"ll find step-free access and a welcoming atmosphere. Entry fees are modest, and the complex is surprisingly navigable for those on wheels.
Touring Fuggerei
Established in 1521 by the wealthy merchant Jakob Fugger, Fuggerei was designed as a refuge for needy citizens of Augsburg, a tradition that continues today. Rent has famously remained unchanged at one Rheinischer Gulden per year (approximately 0.88 euros) plus three daily prayers for the founder.
The tour starts with the Fuggerei Museum, which offers insights into the history of the community and its founder. The museum is fully accessible, equipped with wide doors and ramps. Interactive displays and visual aids make the experience enriching and engaging.
Continue your journey through the meticulously preserved lanes. Most paths and doorways here are accessible, though it’s wise to have a companion as some areas might require assistance.
Highlights
Don’t miss the WWII bunker converted into a museum, showcasing the resilience of Fuggerei residents. It is accessible via a wheelchair-friendly lift. Also, visit St. Mark"s Church within the complex. While the main hall is accessible, some areas might need prior arrangement for complete accessibility.
Rest and Refresh
Conclude your tour at one of the nearby cafes, offering delightful Bavarian treats. Most cafes are accessible, with staff eager to assist, making your visit comfortable and memorable.
Enjoy your journey back in time at Fuggerei, where history and inclusivity meet.
Wheelchair-Friendly Tips: Check for specific amenities and accessibility features relevant to wheelchair-friendly travelers.