
Regensburg: Towers, Devil's Wagers and the Everlasting Diet
14 stops 85 min 2.8 km
5 attractions in Regensburg, including Stone Bridge (Regensburg), Regensburg Historical Museum and Regensburg Cathedral.
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14 stops 85 min 2.8 km

Landmarks
Regensburg
The Stone Bridge in Regensburg (Steinerne Brücke) is the oldest surviving bridge in Germany and, together with the cathedral, the city's most famous landmark. Built in the 12th century, it carries walkers and cyclists across the Danube fro…

Museums
Regensburg
If you want to understand why Regensburg is a UNESCO World Heritage city, the Historical Museum on Dachauplatz tells the backstory. Housed in a former 13th-century Minorite friary, the city museum covers the history of Regensburg and easte…

Churches & monasteries
Regensburg
Regensburg Cathedral (Dom St. Peter) is the finest Gothic church in Bavaria and the centerpiece of Regensburg's UNESCO-listed Old Town on the Danube. Its twin spires rise 105 m above the medieval rooftops, and inside you will find one of t…

Palaces
Regensburg
St. Emmeram Palace, usually just called Thurn und Taxis Palace, is still home to the princely family whose ancestors built up the postal system of the Holy Roman Empire. The palace grew out of the buildings of the medieval Imperial Abbey o…

Churches & monasteries
Regensburg
Stone beasts, human figures and, among them, twelve characters no one wanted in heaven: the Scots Portal of St James's Church on the western edge of Regensburg's old town has puzzled visitors for more than 800 years. It is considered one o…