Wangen im Allgäu
Understand
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phone: +49 7522 74-211address: Bindstraße 10Tickets for local events can be purchased there as well. Offers free Wi-Fi and has public toilets.
Get in
By plane
The two closest airports are Bodensee Airport Friedrichshafen (FDH) near Friedrichshafen and Allgäu Airport Memmingen (FMM) near Memmingen.By train
Wangen (Allgäu) train stationServed by regional trains.
By car
Take the A96 and exit between Memmingen and Lindau.Get around
There are eight local bus (Stadtbus) routes to connect to various parts of the entire city. Free Wi-Fi on board.
See
City HallThe oldest parts of the city hall are from the Staufen era (around 11-13th century). In 1721 the Baroque facade which you can see from the market square was added.
MartinstorA gate which was first mentioned in 1347, but its current form is from 1608. It is also referred to as Lindauer Tor, since the street that starts from the gate leads to Lindau.
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address: PostplatzBuilt in 1600, this building was used as storage facility for grain. Nowadays it houses the public library.
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phone: +49 7522 912682address: Eselberg 1The city museum includes several exhibitions in various buildings that can all be reached from the main building (the old mill with the still functioning mill wheel). The exhibitions include a cheese museum, mechanical instruments, a historic public bath which was used for bathing and curing diseases, a printing museum and more.
Do
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Public Swimming Pool Stefanshöhe
address: Burgelitz 15An open-air public swimming pool. Altstadtkonzerte WangenA concert series which invites national and international musicians. Usually six concerts per season.
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address: Scherrichmühlweg
Buy
Weekly MarketThe weekly market takes place every Wednesday and offers products from the region including vegetables, fruits, cheese, fish, strong spirits (Obstler), and a lot more. It covers the entire pedestrianized area (including Marktplatz, Postplatz, Herrenstraße).
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Käsestube Wangen
phone: +49 7522 21205address: Bindstraße 51Specialty cheese shop which sells cheese from the region. -
phone: +49 7522 2306address: Herrenstraße 19A locally-owned and independent bookshop which also sells stationary and postcards.
Eat
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address: Paradiesstraße 3Bakery with great bread, as well as savoury and sweet snacks. They are well-known for selling Leberkäse which comes from the local butcher Joos. The history of this bakery can be traced back to 1505. They also have a traditional restaurant serving local dishes which is adjacent to the bakery. Outside seating area in summer.
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address: Karlstraße 20Family-run Italian restaurant with very good pasta and pizza. Their Tiramisu is home-made. In summer there is an outside seating area opposite of the restaurant.
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Restaurant Athen
phone: +49 7522 9784599address: Burgelitz 14Very good Greek restaurant with outdoor terrace with a nearby lake.
Drink
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address: Herrenstraße 30Very good self-made ice cream.
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phone: +49 7522 9733735address: Herrenstraße 16They have 8 taps and sell their own beer made in the Eisenharz brewery (Eisenharzer Brauhaus). Food is served until 23:30.
Sleep
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address: Herrenstraße 27In their restaurant they also offer a breakfast buffet until 11:00 (you don't have to be a guest in the hotel) which costs €9.60 during the week and €12.60 on Sundays (both prices are excluding coffee).
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phone: +49 7522 9168890address: Scherrichmühlweg 15
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phone: +49 7522 707970address: Leutkircher Straße 47
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phone: +49 7522 916800address: Max Fischer Straße 4
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phone: +49 7522 972880address: Dürren 1, KißleggThe hotel is located where the Farny brewery was founded in 1833.