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Kreuztor

Built in 1385 it is the best preserved part of the old city wall and is one of the city's landmarks. Most of the time it is closed and can only be seen from the outside.

Address: Kreuzstraße & Oberer Graben
Getting there: City centre
Website: ingolstadt-tourismus.de (opens in a new tab)

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Listing from Wikivoyage: Ingolstadt, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Das Mo
A beer garden and pub in the inner city, often used as a meeting place for local students and other young folks. You can get traditional beer garden dishes in summer and a decent mix of cuisine in winter. People also gather to watch sport events on the screens allocated over the area.
Open now · closes midnight tomorrowA glass of beer (0.5L) is €2-3
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Liebfrauenmünster
Built 1425-1525 by Louis IX, Duke of Bavaria (aka Louis the Rich), this is the biggest church of Ingolstadt. Late Gothic architecture, the tomb of famous Ingolstadt scholars and the artistic interior make it a renowned place for visiting.
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German Medical History Museum
Deutsches Medizinhistorisches Museum
The former building of the medical department of the old university hosts Germany's first museum for medical history. It shows an outline of medical science from Antiquity until today. A special highlight is the garden of medicinal plants, which has special features for blind and handicapped people. Photographing is prohibited within the facilities (excluding the gardens).
(closed Mondays)Adults €5, concessions €2.50, under 17 years free
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Suxul
Two-floor dance club next to Sausalitos. If you are into electronic music and meeting local party crowd, this club might be your best shot.