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Bärenkeller, Augsburg — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Bärenkeller is one of Augsburg's seventeen Planungsräume, a single-ward quarter in Bavaria whose listed church is the Bruder-Konrad-Kirche.
About Bärenkeller
Where to stay in Bärenkeller
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Bärenkeller runs on one ward. The quarter is coterminous with Stadtbezirk 23 and covers barely three square kilometres, which leaves it a housing district rather than a place with a hotel strip of its own. Augsburg holds the rooms. Book there, then come out to the Bruder-Konrad-Kirche, or across to Neusäß where the heritage register keeps its own entries and the church of St. Ägidius.
About Bärenkeller
What are the main landmarks in Bärenkeller?
One church carries the quarter. Katholische Bruder-Konrad-Kirche is the named building inside Bärenkeller, and the rest of the register here runs to numbered heritage sites that appear under Augsburg without individual names of their own. Neusäß adds an Ägidius church, listed separately, along with more of the same numbered entries.
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What is the history of Bärenkeller?
Its story is an administrative one. Bärenkeller entered Augsburg's scheme of seventeen Planungsräume as a division holding a single Stadtbezirk, ward 23, with which it shares its boundary exactly. Faith arrived with the housing.
Katholische Bruder-Konrad-Kirche serves the ward, while St. Ägidius belongs to Neusäß and is entered on the same register.
Where is Bärenkeller?
Bärenkeller fills one ward of Augsburg, in Bavaria, just under three square kilometres of ground that the city counts as one of its seventeen Planungsräume.
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Updated September 2026