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Stroll along remnants of the 14th-century city wall and explore the well-preserved old town with its colorful facades, cobblestone streets, and historic buildings like the former Habsburg mint.
Church of Our Lady
Built by Dominikus Zimmermann in the Rococo style (1736–1741), this church is a precursor to the famous Wieskirche. Its ornate frescoes and elegant design are a highlight of the Schwäbischer Barockwinkel.
Lower Gate Tower
Günzburg’s iconic city tower, a symbol of the town, marks the entrance to the historic market square.
A museum housed in the former Piarist monastery, featuring extensive early historical collections, including Roman artifacts from Castellum Guntia.
A major draw for families, this theme park features LEGO-themed rides, shows, and attractions.
Opened in 2024, this is Germany’s first Peppa Pig-themed park, designed for younger children with interactive play areas. Next door to Legoland, separate ticket.