Bavaria, Germany
Munich, Bavaria’s capital, is approximately 60 kilometers (37 miles) southeast of Augsburg. Frequent direct train connections from Augsburg Hauptbahnhof to Munich Hauptbahnhof take only 30-40 minutes.
A full day trip is recommended to experience a good portion of Munich’s offerings. Starting early maximizes your time.
Beyond Munich, several other captivating destinations await your discovery, each with its distinct character.
Approximately 25 kilometers (15 miles) south of Augsburg, easily reachable by regional train in 20-30 minutes.
About 60 kilometers (37 miles) northwest of Augsburg, a 45-60 minute regional train journey.
Broaden your cultural horizons and consider multi-day extensions to truly experience Southern Germany.
A renowned Benedictine monastery with its own brewery and beer garden, about 60 km southeast.
King Ludwig II's fairytale castle, an iconic day trip to the Alps foothills.
Explore charming medieval towns like Dinkelsbühl or Rothenburg ob der Tauber.
Reach by train to Munich, S-Bahn to Herrsching, then bus or scenic walk. Experience a traditional Bavarian meal.
A direct regional train from Augsburg to Füssen (1.5-2 hours). Local buses connect to the castles.
Explore unique Augsburg characteristics and practical considerations for your travels.
One of only three German towns with a completely preserved city wall you can walk.
Nördlingen is uniquely situated within a meteorite crater, giving it a distinct geological context.
A charming town on the Romantic Road, known for its historic Imperial Street.
Augsburg to Romantic Road towns and Nuremberg features cultural and historical insights.
Augsburg to Munich then the Bavarian Alps (e.g., Garmisch-Partenkirchen) mixes urban and natural beauty.
Augsburg to Stuttgart and the Black Forest explores another German region known for its traditions.