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Most of the guidebooks didn't have a lot of information regarding Augsburg. There is actually a lot to see there! We were there for one night, and that was definitely not enough. We saw as much as we could but there is so much more we wanted to see. We did see the Augsburger Dom which was within walking distance from our hotel, the Dom Hotel. We also walked to the Rathaus where we visited the Goldener Saal (Golden Hall). We then walked past the Goldsmith's Fountain on the way to St. Anne's church where Martin Luther once preached. We can't wait to return to Augsburg and see the other sites.

The botanic garden is fantastic and the zoo is pretty good and well priced. Most non-food businesses close on Sunday and be aware that you can't rely solely on paying by card so may have to go to the next bar along if you have no cash (or the nearest ATM). The city is good for walking round and has lots of flowing water throughout. It is a bit hilly but the all day tram card can make that easier.

A very interesting city historically and culturally. Magnificent buildings and beautiful streets. Excellent tram and bus service to get around. Some unusual buildings including the old water towers and water system, the Fuggerei social housing which has a nice beer garden cooking fresh German food. Also close to other places like Dinkelsbuhl, Nordlingen and Ulm so well located.

It's quite a serene and calm city and good enough for tourists seeking historical settings. The food is offered is a mixture of staples, vegetables and fruit. This indicates a city focused of healthy foods. The medieval settings combined with a good transport system made of buses and trams, makes it so much easier and fun getting around the city. It's the kind of place I'll recommend for a Business Vacation

I loved Augsburg, it is a small town but will a lot of hidden gems, it is really nice to walk down the streets. Also you have München 1 hour away and it it’s very easy to get there. And you can visit other places from the main station of Augsburg. There are plenty of lakes and green areas nearby.

A beautiful historical city, that does not feel like the large city it is. It feels very warm and friendly. We love the original German restaurants and sitting at the Rathaus Platz (City Hall Square) watching people and enjoying food and drinks.