Regensburg Day Tour

Situated on the northern most point of the river Danbu, Regensburg was originally known by the Celtic name 'Radasbona'. The first settlement in Regensburg dates back to the Stone Age. Since 2006 the medieval center of the city has been a UNESCO World Heritage site and in 2014 Regensburg was ranked among the top sites to visit in Germany. In the 12th and 13th century it was ranked famous for its flourishing economy with trading connections as far as Paris, Venice, and Kiev. Among the sites to visit are the Town Hall dating in part from the 14th century; the famous Dom (cathedral), an example of pure German Gothic architecture and the famous 'Stone Bridge', a highlight of medieval bridge building, which has served as a model for bridge building projects over centuries. Have lunch at the 'Historic Sausage Kitchen' by the bridge the oldest sausage kitchen in the world dating back to the 12th century. Our expert guide will take you on a 1.5-hour train ride to Regensburg and give you a city walking tour. We'll provide you with a map and you have the afternoon to explore the city by yourself before you meet again and head back to Munich.