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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Memmingen : Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Memmingen
- Memmingen may not be as well-known as other German cities, but don't let that deceive you.
- Memmingen is a modest but lovely up-and-coming tourist resort that is well worth a visit.
- Some exciting things to do and places to visit at this secret getaway will astound you.
- You might want to return someday to take a break and relax in Memmingen.
- Memmingen is a popular tourist destination because significant portions of the mediaeval old town survived World War II.
- There are ten town gates and towers and around two kilometres of the town wall.
- Many interesting noble mansions, some in elaborate design, may be seen throughout the old town.
- International Airport: Memmingen Airport (FMM)
- Population: 44,360
- Currency: Euro
- Time: UTC/GMT +2 hours
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: German
- Religion: Roman Catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Memmingen
- Siebendächerhaus is regarded as one of Memmingen's seven landmarks.
- The Buxheimer Weiher is a lake or reservoir on the Buxach, one of the Iller's tributaries in Buxheimer, Swabia.
- The Schwalbenschwanzturm, or Swallowtail Tower, is a former Memmingen defence tower.
- Sankt Martinskirche, or St Martin's Church, is a beloved parish church and community icon in Memmingen.
- Memmingen's community exhibition facility is the MEWO Kunsthalle. It first opened its doors on November 25, 2005. The art gallery is housed in what was previously the royal post office in Memmingen.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Memmingen
- The best time to visit Memmingen in Germany is from June to August when the weather is good, and there is little rain.
- In Memmingen, the highest average temperature is 23°C in July, and the lowest is two °C in January.
- The most significant time to visit Memmingen is when you can fully immerse yourself in the experience without worrying about such inconveniences.
- The weather in Memmingen is pleasant, and the best activities are available during this time of year in Memmingen.
- If you're wondering when to visit Memmingen, now is the time to go because it's the most fantastic time to have a wonderful experience without worrying about minor details.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Memmingen
Schwäbisches Bauernhofmuseum Illerbeuren
- The Schwäbisches Bauernhofmuseum Illerbeuren is a large open-air agricultural museum in Bavaria's Swabia region.
- It is only ten kilometres south of Memmingen. This was the first farm museum of its kind. Hermann Zeller founded the company in 1955.
- The site extends approximately 30 acres from Obersdorf in the south to Nördlingen in the north.
- More than 33 historic structures can be found here. They are intermingled among houses, barns, and stables built between the 17th and 20th centuries.
- There are also commercial and civic spaces on the site, which will give you an idea of how things work in the area.
Altstadt Memmingen
- Non-locals refer to Altstadt Memmingen as the "old Memmingen town." It is located in Memmingen's Marktplatz and is one of the most colourful and exciting locations in the area.
- According to historians, Memmingen was first referenced in an 1128 record detailing a court assembly of Welf IV of the Guelphs, a Bavarian Duke.
- As a result, it's not difficult to envisage a city brimming with historic structures. In addition, there is gorgeous and exquisite architecture.
- They'll undoubtedly provoke feelings of nostalgia for a bygone era.
- Altstadt Memmingen has a thriving marketplace. It's all the rage, especially around holiday seasons like Christmas.
Rathaus Memmingen
- The Rathaus Memmingen, often known as the Memmingen townhall, is located in the city of Memmingen.
- It is a magnificent multi-storey 16th Century Renaissance tower located behind the Memmingen market square.
- A council chamber in the main square has been planned since the 14th century.
- The Rathaus began to take shape throughout time, with renovations and enhancements transforming it into what it is today. It is a one-of-a-kind tower that you must see when in Bavaria.
- It is a structure made up of pieces from many ages. The 18th Century Rococo influenced the remodelling of the hall, and the 1918 war landmark is two items to look out for.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Memmingen Off the Beaten Track
Kartause Buxheim
- The Kartause Buxheim, also known as the Buxheim Charterhouse, is located in Buxheim, near Memmingen.
- It was formerly a Carthusian monastery of the Salesians of Don Bosco. The Diocese of Augsburg now has jurisdiction over it.
- Around 1100, the Kartause Buxheim was founded as a college monastery. It was later given to the Carthusians in 1402 as a Maria Saal monastery, which lasted until 1812.
- According to legend, the monastery housed the Holy Roman Empire's only imperial chart of the German nation. That is, from 1548 to the present.
- A variety of organisations now use the monastery. The German Carthusian Museum uses a portion of it.
- Don Bosco Salesians and a grammar school are also present. A boarding school and a daycare centre are located in other building areas.
Hexenturm
- The Hexetnturm is a tower in Memmingen's old town. It used to be a jail tower. The Leaning Tower of Memmingen is another nickname for it.
- The tower is the city's oldest and best-preserved structure. It was built approximately 1150 when the city was first established.
- The Hexenturm is a gable-roofed rectangular tower. Tuff stone and bricks are used to construct it.
- According to mythology, the tower was allegedly used to hold witches during the historic witch hunts.
- The tower is linked to a superstructure constructed during the city's 14th-century expansion. It acts as a support for the old tower and a tool shed for the yard.
Steuerhaus
- The Steuerhaus, often known as the wheelhouse, is a government facility. It is situated in Memmingen's market square and was built during the Middle Ages.
- When Memmingen was still a free Imperial City, the Steuerhouse was built between 1494 and 1495.
- It was formerly the city's secret counsel and financial administration office. On the top stories, that is.
- Shops were located on the lower floors. The Steuerhaus continued to host several offices and shops when the Imperial city was decommissioned.
- Today, a café and a jewellery store occupy the bottom floor. Memmingen's social welfare offices are located on the higher levels.
- Visit the Steuerhaus for a quick lunch and a little window shopping. The stunning neo-baroque makeover of the structure will undoubtedly strike your eye.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Memmingen Culture and Traditions
- Memmingen, in Bavarian Swabia, is still engulfed in its beautiful past, as seen by its historic walls, splendid gates, and relics of mediaeval architecture visible throughout.
- Perhaps the everlasting splendour of the Allgäu Alps in the background contributes to the town's breathtaking attractiveness.
- The Old Town of Memmingen is a gorgeous treat that will have you reaching for your camera right away.
- It adds a lot to the atmosphere surrounded by the old city walls with most of the fortifications still in situ.
- The Stadtbach, a local river, lends just the proper nostalgia to the scene, reminding spectators of a history that refuses to fade away.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Memmingen : Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Wurst
#Food
- Let's begin with the most obvious – Wurst. In Germany, there are an estimated 1,500 different types of sausage.
- These can be made in various ways with a variety of ingredients and spice combinations.
- These can be found practically anywhere in the country on street stalls.
- Bratwurst, a pan-fried or roasted sausage prepared from veal, beef, or pork, is one of the most popular types.
- Other sausages include Wiener (Viennese), which is smoked and then boiled, and Blutwurst and Schwarzwurst, which are blood sausages.
Rouladen
#Food
- Bacon, onions, mustard, and pickles are wrapped in thinly sliced beef or veal before being cooked in this traditional German dish.
- In the Upper Silesia region, rouladen is also considered traditional Polish food. Rolada lska is the local name for it (Silesian roulade).
- It is also well-known in Czechia, known as panlsk ptáek (Spanish bird).
- Beef has grown in popularity during the last century, albeit the mix differs by area.
- Because topside beef or silverside beef is the cheapest cut, it is generally used.
- This hearty German cuisine may be seen at festivals and family dinner tables all around the country.
- Typical accompaniments are dumplings, mashed potatoes, Blaukraut (cooked red cabbage), and red wine gravy.
Käsespätzle
#Food
- Spätzle, Germany's answer to spaghetti, is notably popular in the country's south.
- Made from wheat flour and egg, these soft egg noodles are frequently topped with cheese (Käsespätzle) and roasted onions.
- Spätzle is a Swabian speciality, even though its origins are disputed, and versions can be found in adjacent countries.
- The basic rule of thumb is to use one egg more than the number of guests.
- It's frequently served with meat dishes like Rouladen with a lot of sauce or gravy or stews like Gaisburger Marsch (a Swabian stew).
- Other components include cherries (Kirschspätzle), apples (Apfelspätzle), liver (Leberspätzle), sauerkraut (Krautspätzle), and even beer in some locations.
ALEXA Shoppingcenter
#Fashion
- Gold-coloured canopies, sand arches, subtle ornaments, and wall decorations Alexa's art déco style harkens back to the glitzy 1920s when Alexanderplatz was at its peak.
- With 56,000 square metres of retail space, the Alexa on Alexanderplatz is not only one of Berlin's largest shopping malls but also provides tourists with a mix of shopping, entertainment, and relaxation.
- The shopping mall's 180 stores offer a diverse range of fashion, cosmetics, toys, and recreational items.
- Numerous branches of well-known businesses can be found. There are also electronics stores and a bookstore.
- The ALEXA Media Markt is one of the city's largest. The Ampelmann Shop sells traditional Berlin souvenirs, including the famous Ampelmännern.
BIKINI Berlin
#Fashion
- Bikini Berlin is more than just an ordinary shopping mall: Germany's first concept mall, with fascinating shops, major retailers, and eateries.
- High-quality clothing and shoes and modern design may be found here — but not from the enormous chains.
- Around 20 pop-up boxes, or wooden modules, are available for stores and young start-up firms to briefly display their wares.
- As a result, you'll always learn something new. The zoo's monkey enclosure is visible from the mall and the expansive terrace.
- A great view of the city can be had from the NENI restaurant and the Monkey Bar.
Das Schloss
#Fashion
- Shopping in the castle is a one-of-a-kind experience: you wander through the distinctive building in a high-class environment of marble and brass, all beneath a brilliantly ornamented panoramic sky.
- Enjoy the complex light projections, whale songs, and the aroma of the sea while relaxing and shopping in a calm setting.
- The castle, built on four floors, has everything a shopping centre requires.
- There's everything from women's and men's apparel to electronics stores and sports shops to cafés, bakers, and banks.
Adrenaline rush in the Allgäu Skyline Park
#Fun
- Fun and thrill await you at Bavaria's greatest amusement park.
- There is also an incredibly well-kept outdoor area and continual quality monitoring for the multiple rides and the other attractions such as roller coasters, white water slides, and children's carousels.
- Memmingen is around 40 kilometres from the Allgäu Skyline Park.
Tropical Islands
#Fun
- Many people consider Tropical Island to be Germany's best water park.
- When you arrive on Tropical Island, 60 kilometres south of Berlin, the first thing you see is a massive hangar (the fun fact is that it was previously used to make airships).
- Tropical Island is more than just a water park with swimming pools, water slides, and a few lounge chairs.
- The entire beach, beach volleyball, and places ideal for youngsters are all tastefully adorned on Tropical Island.
- Delicious lagoons with stream channels and jacuzzis are also available.
- The water park is open 24 hours a day, and when darkness falls, the bathing areas are illuminated with beautiful hues, adding to the park's particular attractiveness.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Memmingen : Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Bikini Berlin has drastically transformed the neighbourhood between the Zoologischer Garten and Kurfürstendamm since its debut.
- The recently renovated Zoo Palast cinema has been restored to its former glory from the 1950s. In addition, the Gedächtniskirche has been renovated.
- The Kurfürstendamm skyline has been changed by two new high-rise hotels, which have attracted a new type of visitor.
- The Zoologischer Garten train station is also getting a makeover from the municipal government.
- The eyesores near the station have been demolished to make way for new structures — and new shopping and entertainment options. Check it out for yourself!
- Serengeti-Park Hodenhagen, which opened in 1974 as Europe's largest safari park, still holds that title and has expanded to incorporate a variety of other attractions.
- You can either drive through the park at your leisure or take a safari bus ride to learn more about the animals from a guide.
- Take a stroll through the primate enclosure to get up close and personal with the friendly monkeys, ride a roller coaster in the amusement park, or try the ropes course.
- A weekend overnight trip for a full-on safari excursion is available from April to October.
- Use our Hodenhagen holiday planner to visit Serengeti-Park Hodenhagen and learn more about what else Hodenhagen has to offer.
- At a monkey-focused zoo, get up close and personal with the animals.
- The monkeys can roam freely among the trees and even onto the pedestrian paths if they so desire.
- So that you may connect with the animals, the zoo supplies popcorn to feed the gentle monkeys.
- You'll mostly encounter Barbary Macaques, but you'll also see storks and deer. English-language feedings and demos are available.
- Put Affenberg Salem on your itinerary, then use our Salem travel itinerary planner to see what else is worth seeing.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Memmingen Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- When the Oktoberfest festival began in Munich, it was a royal wedding celebration.
- However, it evolved into a people's celebration as the years went by.
- Today, Oktoberfest in Germany is the world's largest folk festival.
- Are you curious as to why it is so well-known? This festival is essentially Germany's beer festival, with roughly 7 million people consuming nearly 8 million litres of beer.
- This German beer festival takes place in Munich, the Bavarian capital and one of the country's most fascinating tourist destinations.
- The Bavarian capital is a place to fall in love with, with castles, monuments, and royal palaces that represent the fantastic architecture.
- The Karneval is for you if you enjoy costume parties. Karneval, Fasching, and Fastnacht are the three names for the carnival in Germany.
- Interestingly, depending on where the event is held, each has its custom and culture.
- In Franconia, in northern Bavaria, the most vibrant celebration takes place.
- On Carnival Thursday, the ladies take the lead, cutting the men's ties and kissing them. It may appear strange, yet it is a long-standing custom in Germany.
- In Germany, the carnival is a larger-than-life festival. The celebrations last six days, as the mob chants "Kölle Alaaf" repeatedly.
- It is held every February and is accompanied by Kölsch (a local beer) and Krapfen (doughnuts).
- The Berlinale, arguably the world's largest international film festival, began in 1978.
- This film and music festival in Germany showcases some of the world's top cinematic talents in every genre.
- It is one of Europe's most anticipated red-carpet events.
- The Berlinale, on the other hand, is a little different from the other film festivals.
- Most film festivals either accept invite-only attendees or require the purchase of an access badge; however, Berlinale sells tickets for single screenings to the general public, allowing anybody to enjoy this vibrant film festival.
- The Berlinale Film Festival, which features almost 400 films competing for 20 prizes known as the Gold or Silver Bears, is a must-see event in Germany.
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