Creglingen

Flax-processing Museum in Burgstall

It was the crushing hut where the fibers for the linen thread were extracted from flax, which was then processed into cloth and clothing. In the meantime, almost all the crushing huts have disappeared, they have been demolished or rebuilt. However, one has survived to this day. It has been placed under a preservation order and restored. Copyright Tourist Information Creglingen/Klaus Hein

Flax-processing Museum in Burgstall
Burgstall
97993 Creglingen

Highlights along the Romantic Road

Donauwörth

Reichsstrasse

Reichsstrasse: Principal item of the town with city hall (in 1236, since 1853 in the today’s form), town duty (1418),…
Schongau

Ballenhaus

Gothic ‘Ballenhaus’ (1419/1515): former Town Hall (up to 1902) with steep, stepped gable; council chamber with carved beamed ceiling.
Nördlingen

Market place Nördlingen

Historical market place with imposing half-timbered and patrician houses: Town Hall (13th century) with bay and tower extensions (about 1500)…
Augsburg

St. Ulrich and St. Afra

St. Ulrich and St. Afra: originally an Abbey church (1474); late Gothic basilica (15th / 16th centuries) with onion tower…
Rain

Castle and castle garden

Former castle: the official ducal residence of the 15th century still appears, in spite of the loss of its defensive…