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This late 16th-century Habsburg castle, restored after WWII damage, now houses administrative offices but offers guided tours showcasing its historical interiors. The adjacent Hofkirche (Court Church) is a fine example of Baroque architecture.
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.