Krumbach, Urban municipality in Günzburg district, Germany.
Krumbach is a town in Günzburg district in Bavaria and sits along the Kammel river at an elevation of 512 meters. The surrounding area combines forested hills with farmland and small villages along the river course.
The settlement received market rights in 1370 and belonged to the Margraviate of Burgau from 1305 onward. After passing to Bavaria in 1805, the town developed into a regional trading center.
The Middleswabian local heritage museum displays collections about regional history and everyday life across several centuries. The marketplace preserves the typical architecture of small Bavarian towns with multi-story gabled houses and wide sidewalks.
Two federal highways connect the town to the main transport routes in the region and allow travel toward Ulm and Augsburg. The Mittelschwaben Railway runs regularly and stops at the local station in the center.
The Breitenthal Speedway Stadium hosted several qualifying rounds for the Speedway World Team Cup between 1973 and 1981. These motorsport events drew riders and spectators from across Europe.
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