Things to do in Regensburg

This medieval marvel has spanned the Danube since 1146, making it Germany's oldest preserved bridge. Stroll across its 16 arches for panoramic views of Regensburg's historic skyline and St. Peter's Cathedral.

Bavaria's only Gothic cathedral features twin spires dominating Regensburg's skyline. Inside, medieval stained glass windows illuminate stone carvings and the famous "Smiling Angel" statue.

Explore Germany's largest privately inhabited palace, once a monastery and now home to the Thurn und Taxis family. Join a guided tour through opulent state rooms showcasing aristocratic life from Baroque to Historicism.

This pioneering 1967 mall houses 135 diverse shops and eateries across two air-conditioned levels. Browse fashion boutiques, speciality retailers, and international dining options in Bavaria's shopping landmark.

This former abbey turned palace is Germany's largest private residence, blending medieval architecture with royal opulence. Tour lavish state rooms and the princely treasure chamber filled with historical artefacts.

This ancient Roman gateway from AD 179 stands as one of the last Roman gates north of the Alps. Explore the remarkably preserved stone archway while imagining the soldiers who once passed through it.

Eastern Bavaria's largest event venue hosts ice hockey, concerts, and trade fairs for up to 7,400 guests. Arrive early to enjoy scenic walks along the Danube River before experiencing the arena's excellent acoustics.

You can spend time browsing the exhibits at House of Bavarian History Museum during your trip to Regensburg. Take some time to visit the cathedral in this walkable area.