Regensburg 3-Day Itinerary

12th-century stone bridge across the Danube, once a medieval engineering marvel. Walk across for free views of the cathedral and river.

🕐 Open 24 hours

💡 Go at sunset for the best light on the cathedral. The bridge is pedestrian-only but busy; walk halfway to the small tower for a quieter spot.

12th-century bridge crossing the Danube, 310 metres long with 16 arches. Great views of the cathedral and old town.

🕐 Open 24 hours

💡 Walk to the middle for the best photo. The bridge is cobbled and narrow; go early morning to avoid crowds.

1001 Nacht · ££

Di Nero · ££

A stunning Gothic cathedral with twin spires, stained-glass windows from the 13th and 14th centuries, and a peaceful cloister. Entry to the main nave is free.

🕐 Daily 06:30–18:00

💡 Visit at 11am on weekdays to hear the Domspatzen choir rehearse — it’s free and brilliant acoustics.

Gothic masterpiece with twin spires, medieval stained glass, and an intact cloister. Free entry to the main nave; the treasury and tower climb cost a small fee.

🕐 Mon-Sat 6:30am-6pm, Sun 1pm-6pm

💡 Come early morning (around 9am) to avoid tour groups. The cloister is often quieter and shows Romanesque origins.

Gothic cathedral with twin spires dominating the skyline. Fine stained glass and ornately carved choir stalls inside.

🕐 Daily 06:30-18:00 (Sun & hol 07:30-18:00)

💡 Visit at midday to hear the Domspatzen choir rehearse for free. Check the schedule posted by the south entrance.

An archaeological site under a church, revealing Roman ruins, medieval cellars, and a basilica. Normally €8, but free on the first Sunday of each month.

🕐 Tue–Sun 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (closed Mondays; free first Sunday)

💡 Plan your visit for the monthly free Sunday; arrive right at 10 AM to avoid queues. The audio guide is worth it for context.

Billard Club

Pritanio

12th-century stone bridge spanning the Danube, once a crucial trade route. It offers views of the cathedral and river. Free to walk across.

💡 Go at sunrise for fewer crowds and better light for photos; the bridge gets busy by 10 AM.

A remnant of the Roman legionary fortress from AD 179, this stone gate is built into a later medieval wall. It’s on the street and completely free to view.

💡 Look for the inscription on the northern side — it dates the gate. Best seen in late afternoon when the sun highlights the stonework.

Claimed to be the world’s oldest public restaurant, operating since 1146. Serves grilled sausages with sauerkraut at outdoor tables by the Danube.

💡 You can just look at the building for free, but a meal here is cheap (€5-8). Go at 11:30 to skip the lunch queue.

A 12th-century stone bridge over the Danube, once a marvel of engineering. Walk across for free and admire the city and river views.

💡 Visit at sunrise or dusk for fewer crowds and better light for photos. Check the old salt barn museum nearby for context.

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