Fuggerhäuser are historic buildings located in Augsburg, Germany, known for their architectural significance and cultural heritage. Constructed in the early 16th century by the wealthy Fugger family, these houses served as both residential and commercial spaces, reflecting the family's immense wealth and influence during the Renaissance period. The most famous of the Fuggerhäuser is the Fugger'sche Wohnhaus, which features intricate facades and ornate decorations. Today, these buildings are recognized as important examples of Renaissance architecture and are part of the UNESCO World Heritage site in Augsburg, attracting visitors interested in history and architecture.