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An art museum.
Museum of Concrete Art in Ingolstadt, is a German museum that presents the diversity of concrete art since its inception, with permanent and temporary exhibitions in a space of approximately 800 square metres (8,600 sq ft). The museum includes art collected by Eugen Gomringer and works from the 20th and 21st centuries Stiftung für Kunst und Design. It also has long-term loans from the Maximilian and Agathe Weishaupt collection.
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Christkindlmarkt
At Christmas, the historic inner city transforms into a seasonal event. The heart is traditional Christkindlmarkt (Christmas Market), with wooden stalls selling food, Christmas gimmicks, Glühwein (lit. "glowing wine", warm seasoned wine) and other things, a merry-go-round and a story-teller. Another highlight is the outdoor ice skating rink in front at Paradeplatz.
Literally translated "The Duke's Box" this old castle built in 1255 is the oldest secular building in the city. Today it hosts the city library.
City Theater
Altes Rathaus
Dating back to the 14th century, this building was created by fusing different buildings into one in 1882. It is the seat of the mayor and - what might be of interest to a traveller even more - the city's tourist information.
Take a guided tour through the historical inner city. The city tourist office offers different guided tours: a historic tour (by an actor impersonating a famous historic figure of Ingolstadt), a tour of the fortifications, and guided cycling tours. The starting point of any of these tours is the tourist information office in the Old City Hall.
Dating back to 1234, this church is the oldest building in Ingolstadt.