Augsburg-Rosenauviertel

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The Rosenauviertel is a district of the Bavarian city of Augsburg . Together with the neighboring Thelottviertel, it forms the Rosenau and Thelottviertel district , which in turn is part of the Pfersee planning area .

location

At the bottom left is the edge of the railway line at Augsburg Central Station, in the center of the picture are four-storey, optically subdivided, long white buildings in the tree population: Lessing and Schubert Hof, behind them the Thelottviertel above. Front and right: Wertach Canal and trees of the Wertachaue.
At the bottom left is the edge of the railway line at Augsburg Central Station, in the center of the picture are four-storey, optically subdivided, long white buildings in the tree population: Lessing and Schubert Hof, behind them the Thelottviertel above. Front and right: Wertach Canal and trees of the Wertachaue.
Lessing Hof and Schuberthof with Thelottviertel behind.

In the east, the Rosenauviertel is bounded by the Augsburg main train station and its tracks to the north. Access to the train station and the passage to the city ​​center is made possible by two large tunnels which cross under the railway tracks. The western border to the districts of Pfersee – Nord and Pfersee – Süd forms the Wertach .

origin of the name

"Rosenau" is a field name in Augsburg, derived from the "Rössen", former water arms of the Wertach . "Au" (also " Flussaue ") refers to a lowland along a stream or river, characterized by the changing high and low water levels. The Rosenaustadion , located next to the Wertach, also got its name.

Coordinates: 48 ° 22 '  N , 10 ° 53'  E