New city guide for Eichstätt: Discover hidden treasures!

New city guide for Eichstätt: Discover hidden treasures!

Something is happening in Eichstätt! The city has presented a new city guide, which was developed by the communications agency Magenta4 in collaboration with the Eichstätt Tourist Information Center. The last time the cathedral city received a printed overview of its sights was over 15 years ago. However, the new city guide is more than just a list; It aims to highlight the narrative aspects of the city and arouse interest in Eichstätt without getting lost in detailed descriptions, as donaukurier.de reports.

The compact city guide comprises almost 100 pages, written by editor Elisabeth Wein. It is available in pocket format and costs 9.90 euros. In addition to the well-known highlights such as the Eichstätter Cathedral, the Residenz and the Guardian Angel Church, he also offers interesting tips about lesser-known places such as Buchtal and Frauenberg. Particular attention is paid to event information, hiking suggestions and extra stories about local features that impressively capture the diversity of Eichstätt.

Eichstätt – A city full of history and architecture

Eichstätt is known as a baroque, episcopal and university town and is home to around 14,000 residents. In the charming old town you will find baroque architecture and historical buildings that are perfect for strolling. A must is the Willibaldsburg, whose construction began around 1355. Today it houses a museum of prehistory and early history as well as the Jurassic Museum, where visitors can discover fascinating fossils. The viewing area also offers a wonderful view of the city.

• Willibaldsburg: Ein faszinierendes Museum mit Panoramablick.
• Eichstätter Dom: Wiedereröffnung für Ostern 2024 geplant.
• Bastionsgarten: Kostenloser historischer Garten mit toller Aussicht.
• Eichstätter Marktplatz: Belebter Platz mit Wochenmarkt, der mittwochs und samstags stattfindet.
• Fürstbischöfliche Residenz: Barocke Pracht und ruhige Gärten.
• Eichstätter Panoramaweg: Ein Rundwanderweg mit 11,5 km voller Attraktionen.

With its cultural wealth, the city invites you to explore and discover its surroundings. Events such as the Eichstätter Altstadtfest in July and the Christmas market in front of the cathedral are a highlight for locals and visitors. The folk festival at the end of August in particular attracts many interested parties with a colorful supporting program.

Tips for a successful stay

Eichstätt can be easily reached by car, and for train fans there are regular connections from cities such as Nuremberg and Munich. The IBB Hotel Altmühltal-Eichstätt, which has modern facilities and is close to the train station, is ideal for a comfortable stay.

The new city guide is a real treasure for anyone who wants to get to know Eichstätt better or experience it for the first time. An all-round successful work that highlights the city's advantages and invites you to explore it, whether on foot or at one of the many events that take place throughout the year.