Landsberg am Lech has about 27,000 inhabitants and lies on the Lech river in Oberbayern, Bayern. The Lechwehr, a triangular weir across the Lech, creates a distinctive cascade visible from the old town bridge. The Hauptplatz, one of Bavaria's best-preserved Baroque town squares, features stuccoed facades and the Rathaus decorated by Dominikus Zimmermann. Landsberg is a stop on the Romantische Strasse tourist route.
Munich is roughly 55 kilometres east. Augsburg is about 40 kilometres north. Kaufering and the Ammersee are nearby. The Lech here flows through a steep-banked valley. The town's medieval fortifications include the Bayertor, a Gothic gate tower. Landsberg has grown as a commuter base for Munich workers seeking smaller-town living.
Landsberg am Lech has about 27,000 inhabitants and lies on the Lech river in Oberbayern, Bayern. The Lechwehr, a triangular weir across the Lech, creates a distinctive cascade visible from the old town bridge. The Hauptplatz, one of Bavaria's best-preserved Baroque town squares, features stuccoed facades and the Rathaus decorated by Dominikus Zimmermann. Landsberg is a stop on the Romantische Strasse tourist route.
Munich is roughly 55 kilometres east. Augsburg is about 40 kilometres north. Kaufering and the Ammersee are nearby. The Lech here flows through a steep-banked valley. The town's medieval fortifications include the Bayertor, a Gothic gate tower. Landsberg has grown as a commuter base for Munich workers seeking smaller-town living.
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