To this day, Füssen is a vibrant center of this craft, with a string instrument maker's workshop and three violin maker workshops that passionately and dedicatedly produce high-quality, handcrafted instruments.
Public transport
Please note: There is no public transport in the old town area.There are regular train connections from the long-distance train stations in Ulm, Augsburg, and Munich to Füssen. The Brotmarkt square is about a 10-minute walk from the train station.
From Hopfen am See take line 56 to Füssen bus and train station.
From Weißensee to Füssen (bus and train station) with line 71.
General timetable information can be found here.
Directions
Via the A7 motorway as well as the federal roads B310, B16, and B17 directly to Füssen. The Brotmarkt is located right in the old town and can only be reached on foot from nearby public parking lots or bus stops.Parking
The parking guidance system in Füssen offers several parking options.Coordinates
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