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Pfersee, Augsburg — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Pfersee is the Augsburg quarter on the western shore of the Wertach, holding the Augsburg Ice Hockey Museum and the Apostelin-Junia-Kirche.
About Pfersee
Where to stay in Pfersee
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The Wertach marks the edge. Pfersee sits on its western shore and belongs to Augsburg, a residential quarter with two museums, several churches and a heritage list that runs mostly to dwellings. Rooms are an Augsburg matter.
Book in the city, then walk over for the Augsburg Ice Hockey Museum, the WBG-Museum Augsburg or the Hans-Adlhoch-Schule.
About Pfersee
What are the main landmarks in Pfersee?
Two museums anchor the list. The Augsburg Ice Hockey Museum and the WBG-Museum Augsburg both sit in Pfersee, and the register adds the Hans-Adlhoch-Schule, a Transformatorenhaus and the house of the former Gartengut Tessari. Churches follow.
St. Michael and the Apostelin-Junia-Kirche are entered by name, together with a chapel, a Hausmadonna and a former Judenhaus among the tenement blocks.
What is the history of Pfersee?
Pfersee joined Augsburg in 1911. Before that it stood as its own place on the western shore of the Wertach, and the heritage list still reads like a village record: dwellings, a school, a chapel and the house of the Gartengut Tessari. Later layers are marked too.
A former Judenhaus is entered on the same list, as is the Transformatorenhaus, while the Augsburg Ice Hockey Museum and the WBG-Museum Augsburg record what the quarter collects rather than what it built.
Where is Pfersee?
Pfersee lies on the western shore of the Wertach inside Augsburg, in Bavaria, a quarter that has belonged to the city since 1911.
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Updated September 2026