When Elizabeth came from Canada to Germany to get married with me everything was ne and strange for her.
But I had friends who were a great help to get very fast accustomed to the Bavarian life style.
Because none if them spoke any English Elizabeth learned very fast some Bavarian.
I had many vacation days accumulated and so we had time to travel and do sightseeing. This was mostly to the mountains and the lakes.
The Dillingen region is not blessed with those but with lots of history and culture. I only will mention the Romans and the Jews. When we travelled trough this district we got a little bit of an impression of that.
For over four hundred years this area was a part of the Roman Empire. You still can find many traces from this time. If you are interested ask for detailed information at any local tourist office. You probably can spend days just to visit all the different places.
We promised ourselves to come back but we never could do that because I was called back to Canada where we settled down for good.

Naturally, you must not only visit ruins from Roman times and churches. There are local events where you can have fun and clean entertainment. You can go biking, hiking, do other of sort activities or just enjoy the scenery.