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Lechhausen, Augsburg — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Lechhausen is the Augsburg quarter where workers' terraces, the Mädchenschule and the church of Unsere Liebe Frau all sit on the heritage register.
About Lechhausen
Where to stay in Lechhausen
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Terraces set the tone here. Lechhausen's register is full of former workers' houses, along with the Mädchenschule and an old schoolhouse, which marks it out as a quarter built for work rather than for visitors. Augsburg keeps the hotel stock. Take a room there and come out for St. Pankratius, for Unsere Liebe Frau, or for the Ulrichsstein that the register lists on its own.
About Lechhausen
What are the main landmarks in Lechhausen?
Three churches, one stone. St. Pankratius, Unsere Liebe Frau and St. Markus carry the parish entries, and the Ulrichsstein is listed under its own name. After them, the list turns domestic.
Former workers' houses appear again and again on the register, together with the Mädchenschule, an old schoolhouse and a combined dwelling and shop that the list keeps as one entry.
What is the history of Lechhausen?
Work built this quarter. The heritage list keeps former workers' houses one after another, and beside them stand the Mädchenschule and an old schoolhouse from the years when Lechhausen educated its own children. Faith is entered three times.
St. Pankratius heads the list, Unsere Liebe Frau and St. Markus follow, and the Ulrichsstein keeps an entry apart from the churches.
Where is Lechhausen?
Lechhausen lies inside Augsburg, in Bavaria, a quarter of terraced housing whose landmarks are its parish churches and the Ulrichsstein.
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Updated August 2026