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Textilviertel

Historic industry meets urban life

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Augsburg's Textilviertel covers 180 hectares, linking the districts of Am Schäfflerbach and Wolfram- und Herrenbachviertel. Bordered by Lechhauser Straße, Stadtgraben, Friedberger Straße, and the Lech, it reflects the city's industrial heritage.
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The district spans an area of approximately 180 hectares.

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Welcome to Augsburg's Textilviertel, an expansive area covering 180 hectares. This district connects the neighborhoods of Am Schäfflerbach and Wolfram- und Herrenbachviertel. Look west towards Lechhauser Straße and Stadtgraben, where you can uncover traces of the city's industrial past. To the south, you'll see Friedberger Straße, marking a clear boundary of this district. The Lech River, flowing to the north and east, has significantly influenced the development of this area. Nearby, just a short walk away, is the TIM, the State Textile and Industry Museum, which showcases the history and significance of Augsburg’s textile industry. The Textilviertel is a vibrant testament to the industrial evolution of the city.

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