The winding city centre, the many charming cafés and the colourful houses exude Italian flair in the heart of Bavaria, rightly earning Regensburg the title of “Italy’s northernmost city”. The cathedral city is also known as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Apart from the cathedral, the Stone Bridge is the city’s main landmark. But the capital of the Upper Palatinate has so much more to offer.
The tapping starts on Ascension Day: The Regensburg Maidult opens its beer tents, stalls and rides on May 9 - and transforms an entire district into a huge traditional costume festival until May 25. Delicious delicacies, tasty beer and an exuberant atmosphere await you at the "Vergnügungsdult", while the "Warendult" invites you to go shopping. The Dult bus takes you directly from the main station to the fairground.
Not far from the Stone Bridge in Regensburg, the avenue path winds its way along the “Oberer Wöhrd” – a somewhat hidden row of trees made up of ancient, gnarled poplars. Explore this mysterious place together.
You will be surprised at the facts you will learn about the State of Bavaria and its history in this modern museum. Afterwards, you can satisfy your hunger in the restaurant.
Take a break with a delicious slice of cake at the Cake Bar and soak up the atmosphere in the beautiful “Stadtamhof” district.
The world’s first and only dachshund museum houses over 10,000 dachshund artefacts. A must for anyone who can’t resist the legendary dachshund look! P.S.: It’s even worth a visit for cat lovers.
It is not far from the station, so be sure to try the delicious tapas made with local and freshly imported ingredients before you head home. Spanish joie de vivre straight to your plate!
