As the main protagonist of the skyline, St. Peter's Cathedral is rightly the attraction of the old town.
The Gothic cathedral is one of the most important in southern German Gothic and was built in its raw form as early as 1273.
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It is one of the oldest preserved
Bridges in Germany and connections
det Regensburg with the historic
Stadtamhof district. The construction of this medieval bridge began as early as 1135. The 308 meter long bridge is considered a model for the Charles Bridge in Prague.
In the evenings, you can
The sunset is beautiful
Observe across the Danube.
It is located in the heart of Regensburg's old town and is an absolute highlight of the city. Especially in summer, you can experience Regensburg's zest for life here
best of all.
Take a “places tour” and start at Bismarckplatz, continue across Arnulfsplatz towards Haidplatz through Regensburg's old alleys.
It continues past the old town hall towards the coal market and as a final destination to Neupfarrplatz.
“On the other side” - connected to the old town of Regensburg via the stone bridge, is the cozy district of Stadtamhof.
It is definitely worth a detour just because of the colorful houses lined up one after the other. Since 2006, Stadtamhof, together with Regensburg's old town, has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Its name “Golden Tower” is derived from a restaurant located in the 17th century. One of the rich patrician families had the tower built in 1260.
With nine floors and a height of 50 meters, it is the highest residential tower north of the Alps.
The higher the tower, the higher the family's reputation back then. Since the renovation in 1985, the building has offered a total of 43 residential places for students.
Just explore Regensburg from the water! For a relaxing day trip, we recommend adventure tours to the Valhalla or 45-minute city tours, during which you will learn a lot of interesting things about the city and its history.
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