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Augsburg is a historic city in Bavaria known for Renaissance architecture and a rich trading heritage.
Foto: Guido Radig · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
A complex of Renaissance palaces belonging to the Fugger family, one of Europe's most powerful banking dynasties. Fuggereja is a 16th-century social housing settlement, one of the oldest of its kind, exemplifying early modern social welfare.
A Gothic church with rich interior decoration, noted for Baroque elements and stained glass windows. It represents the religious artistic heritage of Augsburg.
The distinctive city tower offering panoramic views. A symbol of Augsburg, it provides an overview of the Renaissance rooftops and surrounding landscape from its viewing platform.
A Renaissance town hall with a golden roof, symbolizing civic wealth during Augsburg's golden age. The interior features elaborate decoration and historical displays.
Well-preserved medieval fortifications with towers that can be walked along. They demonstrate the city's historical importance and construction might.
09:15
↓ 19:00
ZagrebAugsburg
FlixBus · Mon–Fri
via Maribor · Wels
669 km · 4 stops
09:15
↓ 19:50
ZagrebAugsburg
FlixBus · Days not stated
via Maribor · Wels
669 km · 4 stops
12:15
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ZagrebAugsburg
FlixBus · Days not stated
via Ljubljana
615 km · 3 stops
13:30
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ZagrebAugsburg
Jelinak d.o.o. · Days not stated
via Bregana · Bad Reichenhall · München
607 km · 5 stops
Augsburg is one of Germany's oldest cities, founded in Roman times. It lies on the Lech River in the heart of Bavaria, between Munich and Ulm. The city is renowned as a centre of textile production and as the birthplace of powerful medieval and Renaissance banking families. Today, Augsburg preserves its heritage through well-maintained medieval quarters, impressive city walls, and diverse architectural styles spanning centuries.
Visitors arriving in Augsburg can wander through old merchant districts with characteristic facades, explore notable churches and monasteries, or simply experience a quieter Bavarian town without the intensity of larger centers. The city offers a genuine glimpse of European urban history and serves as a convenient point for further travel throughout Bavaria.
There are 13 departures from Croatia to Augsburg (Germany). They leave from: Zagreb, Bregana. Travel time and every stop along the way are listed with each departure.
Below is a short guide to the city as well: what it is known for, what to see and what a traveller arriving by bus should know.
Yes — 13 departures from Croatia, from: Zagreb, Bregana.
The fastest trip takes 7 h 35 min. The time comes from the timetable and does not include waiting at the border.
Fuggerstadt and Fuggereja, Dominikanerkirche, Perlachturm, Rathaus (Town Hall), Augsburg City Walls
At these stations: Augsburg (Augsburg P+R Nord), Augsburg. Open a station for its board of departures and arrivals.
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