Hotels in Augsburg, Germany
Leonardo Hotel Augsburg
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Augsburg
Nestled in green Bavaria, Augsburg is one of Germany’s oldest cities, founded by the Romans in 15BC. Its grandeur in the Reinassance is relived all around the city. As a university city, the place is a lively hub and its medieval-formed city centre offers many places to hang out and relax, such as theatre, bars and restaurants. Leonardo Hotel Augsburg is the perfect choice for your stay, conveniently placed north of the main central station, with easy access to the city centre and the highway.
Get your bearings
Go to the city hall, the first building in the world with more than six floors, and soak in the beauty of the Renaissance. A special visit to its Goldener Saal is a must, the number of golden accents in the paintings and decorations will delight you. After that, take a break and roam around the street market under the Perlachturm, the tower of the local church of Saint Peter am Perlach.
Don’t miss
Fuggerei is a unique place to visit. The first world’s social housing project, in a sequence of colourful streets and squares, brings back in time, while still being home for many families. Visit the museum and the display home to see how time has stopped.
While you’re there
If you are in Augsburg in February don’t miss the Bertold Brecht Festival. The city surrounds itself with events and many poets and artists come to perform and you can take part in readings, concerts, theatre performances, workshops and also competitions to celebrate the famous Augsburg-born poet.
Nestled in green Bavaria, Augsburg is one of Germany’s oldest cities, founded by the Romans in 15BC. Its grandeur in the Reinassance is relived all around the city. As a university city, the place is a lively hub and its medieval-formed city centre offers many places to hang out and relax, such as theatre, bars and restaurants. Leonardo Hotel Augsburg is the perfect choice for your stay, conveniently placed north of the main central station, with easy access to the city centre and the highway.
Get your bearings
Go to the city hall, the first building in the world with more than six floors, and soak in the beauty of the Renaissance. A special visit to its Goldener Saal is a must, the number of golden accents in the paintings and decorations will delight you. After that, take a break and roam around the street market under the Perlachturm, the tower of the local church of Saint Peter am Perlach.
Don’t miss
Fuggerei is a unique place to visit. The first world’s social housing project, in a sequence of colourful streets and squares, brings back in time, while still being home for many families. Visit the museum and the display home to see how time has stopped.
While you’re there
If you are in Augsburg in February don’t miss the Bertold Brecht Festival. The city surrounds itself with events and many poets and artists come to perform and you can take part in readings, concerts, theatre performances, workshops and also competitions to celebrate the famous Augsburg-born poet.
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About the City
Augsburg is one of Germany’s oldest cities, known for its UNESCO-listed water management system, the Fuggerei (world’s oldest social housing complex), and its historic architecture.
1–2 days are usually enough to explore Augsburg’s Old Town, Cathedral, Town Hall, and Fuggerei.
Key attractions include Augsburg Cathedral, Town Hall with the Golden Hall, the Fuggerei, the Botanical Garden, and the Textile & Industry Museum.
The best time to visit Augsburg is spring (April–June) or early autumn (September–October) for pleasant weather and fewer visitors.
Yes. Augsburg offers family-friendly attractions such as the Botanical Garden, Augsburg Puppet Theatre (Puppenkiste), parks, and interactive museums.
Augsburg has a relaxed nightlife with bars, cafés, breweries, and occasional live music, especially in the Old Town.
Popular day trips from Augsburg include Neuschwanstein Castle, Romantic Road towns, and scenic Bavarian countryside destinations.
Yes. The most notable event is the Augsburger Friedensfest (Peace Festival) held on August 8, celebrating religious tolerance.
Try Bavarian and Swabian specialties such as Spätzle, hearty stews, regional breads, and local Bavarian beers.
Yes. Augsburg’s compact Old Town is very walkable, with most attractions within 15–20 minutes on foot.
Yes. Neuschwanstein Castle is about 2 hours from Augsburg by train and bus via Füssen.
Yes. Augsburg has traditional Bavarian beer gardens serving regional beers and local dishes, especially popular in summer.
Notable museums include the Textile and Industry Museum, Schaezlerpalais, Roman Museum, Fugger and Welser Museum, and Puppet Theatre Museum.
Yes. The University of Augsburg has around 20,000 students, contributing to a lively student atmosphere with cafés and bars.
Yes. Augsburg lies on the Romantic Road, providing easy access to towns such as Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Dinkelsbühl, and Füssen.
Yes, the hotel provides underground parking spaces and also offers EV charging stations.
Leonardo Hotels in the City
Leonardo Hotel Augsburg is situated in the Stadtjägerviertel district, close to the Wertach River and just north of Augsburg’s Old Town.
The hotel is around 1.6 km from the main station and about 1.8 km from Rathausplatz, making it easy to reach the city’s key landmarks.
Yes, tram and bus stops are just a short walk away, with direct connections to the central station and main city attractions.
Yes, from Leonardo Hotel Augsburg you can reach the Fuggerei, Augsburg Cathedral, and the Town Hall in just a few minutes by tram or on foot.
The hotel is near Augsburg’s city center and key business districts, making it a practical base for both leisure and corporate stays.
Yes, within a short ride you can reach the Augsburg Puppet Theater Museum, Brecht House, and the city’s main theaters.
The hotel is less than 10 minutes from Augsburg’s city center shops, including Annastraße, the main shopping street, and City-Galerie mall.
Hotel Features & Services
The hotel offers 235 modern rooms and suites, all with air conditioning, rainfall showers, espresso machines, and USB outlets.
Yes, complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout Leonardo Hotel Augsburg.
Yes, Leonardo Hotel Augsburg has eight meeting rooms and a spacious conference hall for business and private events.
Yes, guests can enjoy a fully equipped gym and a rooftop terrace with city views.
Yes, the hotel offers family rooms and connecting rooms, making it a good choice for guests with children.
Yes, small pets are welcome at Leonardo Hotel Augsburg for an additional fee.
Yes, with its meeting facilities, strong Wi-Fi, and excellent transport connections, Leonardo Hotel Augsburg is ideal for business stays.
Yes, the hotel provides accessible rooms and facilities for guests with reduced mobility.
