Discover Krumbach (Schwaben)

Krumbach (Schwaben) offers a variety of ways to enjoy a stay: themed town tours, the Kneipp circular trail and historic sites each offer a different focus. When choosing a hotel, consider whether you want to focus primarily on the town’s history, the Kneipp philosophy or other destinations in the wider Günzburg travel region.

Town Tours, Kneipp and Town History

The Krumbach heritage association offers town tours on a range of themes. Check the latest dates before your visit. Another option is Krumbach’s renovated Kneipp circular trail, where you can experience the Kneipp philosophy with all your senses. The activities offer different highlights: the tours focus on various aspects of the town, while the trail focuses on the Kneipp philosophy.

Since February 2026, historical panels featuring old photographs and information have been installed at nine locations and buildings in Krumbach. They invite visitors to take a walk in the footsteps of the town’s history. This format links individual stops with historical images and information about the town. It complements the themed tours with another way to explore Krumbach’s history.

Historic Sites in Krumbach

The Jewish cemetery, with around 1,000 gravestones, is located in Krumbach’s Hürben district. Its historical significance makes it a distinct point of interest alongside the town tours, the panels and the architecture in the centre. Anyone looking beyond the townscape to explore Krumbach’s history will find another historic site here, offering a further perspective on the town’s past.

The town parish church of St. Michael and Krumbach Castle, built in 1530, together form a striking focal point in Krumbach. The castle’s construction date gives it a specific historical context; together, the church and castle define the central view of the townscape. The audio tour starts in Krumbach town park.

More Attractions in the Wider Günzburg Travel Region

In the wider Günzburg travel region, Turncable Wakepark in Thannhausen offers wakeboarding and water skiing. Courses are available for beginners and advanced participants, as well as individuals and groups. Check current operating days and course availability in advance. Also in Günzburg, LEGOLAND® Deutschland features eleven themed worlds and 68 attractions. The theme park and adjoining holiday village offer experiences for children aged two to twelve.

Museums in the wider Günzburg travel region also offer a range of historical perspectives. The Bavarian School Museum in Ichenhausen presents the development of the school system over thousands of years. Its historic classroom once accommodated around 50 children. The Burgau City Museum showcases the town’s history from the Middle Ages to the recent past across two floors and more than 700 square metres. In Wettenhausen, the Kaisersaal is known for its monumental stucco ceiling; concerts, conferences and ceremonies are held there. Check current event dates in advance.

For planning hikes in the wider Günzburg travel region, two routes can be distinguished by their length and layout. The DonAuwald hiking trail is the first premium hiking trail in Bavarian Swabia and runs for around 60 kilometres between Günzburg and Schwenningen. The DonauHänge is an 18.5-kilometre circular route between Günzburg and Offingen through the hillside forest. This means you can choose between a longer route connecting two towns and a shorter circular route. Check current trail conditions before setting out.

Discover more destinations: Aletshausen, Neuburg An Der Kammel, Breitenthal, Kammeltal, Ziemetshausen, Burtenbach, Bubesheim, Bibertal.

View the wider travel overview: Günzburg.