4 Day Trip to Regensburg

Porta Praetoria is Germany’s most ancient stone building. The facade as it stands today is ...

With a magnificent interior decorated with rich rococo, this church boasts of a thousand years ol...

This cultural centre of Regensburg is one of the oldest squares in the city. The area is a beauti...

Called as Kunstforum in German, this gallery displays modern art. As you walk inside the museum y...

Established in 1804, the theatre of Regensburg is an important venue for operas and operettas. Th...

Considered to be one of the most important Golf museums in Europe, this museum in Regensburg will...

Located inside a former Minorite monastery, this museum exhibits the history, art and culture of ...

Located in the rooms of former bishop’s residence, this Museum displays the Cathedral treas...

Also known as the Palace of Saint Emmeram, the house unfolds the centuries old history of Thurn a...

This famous stadium was built in 1926. It has a seating capacity of 12,500 people. Primarily used...

This Teutonic Hall of Fame was built in honour of German-speaking artists, writers, philosophers,...

Situated on the banks of Danube River, Drubba is a famous shop for handmade cuckoo clocks of diff...

Spread over an area of 1.5 hectares, Herzogspark is a combination of architecture and nature. Loc...

This maritime museum is housed in couple of old vessels moored on the banks of the Danube. The na...

The tower of old city hall dominates the Old Town of Regensburg. Altes Rathaus is a three part bu...

Known for its famous Hall of Liberation, Kelheim is situated 26 kilometers southwest of Regensbur...