Regensburg

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Medieval stone bridge over the Danube, 12th century
3 tips
- Cross at sunrise for quiet
- Great views of the old town
- Combine with the sausage kitchen
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Neoclassical hall of fame above the Danube
3 tips
- Take a bus or boat from the city
- Climb the steps for views
- Allow half a day
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Lookout on the Keilberg hill east of the city with views over Regensburg.
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Arrive by train: Regensburg has direct trains to Munich and Nuremberg, and the station is a short walk from the old town.
Walk the old town: The UNESCO-listed centre is compact, so most sights are easy to reach on foot.
Take a Danube boat: River cruises run to the Walhalla monument, a scenic way to visit this hilltop temple.

Regensburg is safe: Crime is low, but keep bags close in busy Christmas markets and festival crowds.
Watch for cyclists: Bikes share many old town streets, so stay alert when walking.
Mind cobblestones: Uneven cobbles can be tricky, especially when wet or icy, so wear sturdy shoes.

Use a Bayern-Ticket: The regional day pass covers trains and buses across Bavaria, great for day trips.
Eat at the Wurstkuchl: The historic sausage kitchen by the Stone Bridge serves classic sausages at reasonable prices.
Enjoy beer gardens: Beer gardens serve good-value food and drink, and some let you bring your own snacks.

Pack for cold winters: Winters are cold, often frosty, so bring a warm coat, hat and gloves.
Enjoy warm summers: Summers are warm and pleasant, perfect for beer gardens and walks along the Danube.
Bring a rain jacket: Rain is possible any time of year, so pack a light waterproof layer.

Plan for Sundays: Most shops close on Sundays, so plan ahead for groceries and shopping.
Carry some cash: Smaller cafés and market stalls may prefer cash, so keep euros on hand.
Hear the Domspatzen: The cathedral's famous boys' choir sings at services, a memorable cultural experience.

Cross the Stone Bridge: The medieval bridge offers great views of the old town and cathedral, especially at sunset.
Visit the Christmas markets: Regensburg's markets, including the romantic one at Thurn und Taxis Palace, are magical.
Relax at Spitalgarten: The riverside beer garden across the Stone Bridge has lovely views of the skyline.

Only have a day? Each one keeps you in one area, from morning to late afternoon, with lunch nearby.

Day 1 of 2

🕘 9:30–16:30📍 6 stops

Day 2 of 2

🕘 9:30–17:15📍 5 stops