The Lower waterworks, dating from the early 16th century, is the second largest and second oldest waterworks in Augsburg. It consists of the Lower water tower, the Pump house and a water crossing where the inner city moat now crosses the Stadtbach canal.
There is no parking at this location. We recommend walking, biking or using public transport. Building history and description. Use and purpose. Authenticity and unique features. Water Tower renovated in urban property, privately rented Pump house renovated in , building substance and "Zirbelnuss canal bridge" renovated in in good condition technical equipment dismantled cracks and construction drawings in the city archives of Augsburg, descriptions and drawings of the well master Caspar Walter in the inventory of the art collections and museums in Augsburg testifies to the technical development of the water elevation Archimedean screws - piston pumps - turbines illustrates technical development of the water elevation best, technical pioneering role by turbine Augsburg's second largest and second oldest waterworks after Waterworks at the Red Gate , thereby also the second oldest factory in Germany and Central Europe.
General Information The Lower Brunnenturm is privately rented, therefore not publicly accessible. Opening hours Lower Brunnenturm to be visited only from the outside.
Hot kitchen daily from o'clock. Guided Tours No guided tours. Dive In. Search Search.
