Langweid a.Lech: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Langweid am Lech
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Langweid a.Lech is considering Langweid a.Lech as a specific travel destination. In the surrounding area of Langweid a.Lech are the Maximilian Museum in Augsburg, the Wertachbrucker Gate, Jackdaws Tower, and the Oblatterwall Bastion. In the wider regional area are Augsburg Zoo and the Augsburg Botanical Garden. Benlisberg and Grichtberg are also located in the surrounding area. The Maximilian Museum is therefore a specific point of reference for travelers interested in culture.
History
Langweid a.Lech is a municipality and village in the Swabian district of Augsburg in Bavaria.
Langweid a.Lech has Roman origins: In 41 AD, a military station was established there to guard the road to the mouth of the Lech. Later, Roman colonists and Celtic inhabitants settled along the Via Claudia Augusta.
St. Vitus Church in Langweid a.Lech was consecrated in 1777.
In Eggelhof, the Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows is described as a pilgrimage site. Archaeological excavations uncovered the foundations of a wooden church dating from the middle of the eighth century.
More local pages: Stadtbergen, Walkertshofen, Ehingen, Aystetten, Welden, Meitingen, Augsburg, Wehringen
To the higher-level travel overview: Augsburg.
