Regensburg Walking Audio Tour

Explore the historic city of Regensburg, located on the scenic Danube River, and step back into Roman times. Begin your tour at the ancient Castra Regina, a fortress established during Emperor Marcus Aurelius’s reign in 179 AD. Learn about the city’s origins and its importance as the capital of Eastern Franconia, later Bavaria, and its role as a free imperial city. Walk through the well preserved stone gates built by the Romans and imagine the city as it stood centuries ago. Stroll along cobbled streets and admire medieval architecture, experiencing the rich history woven into Regensburg’s old town.

Continue your journey by crossing the Stone Bridge over the Danube, Europe’s oldest surviving bridge, and enjoy panoramic views of the river and city skyline. Visit St. Peter’s Cathedral and the Old Chapel, where the miraculous icon of the Mother of God draws attention. Explore the square of the New Parish Church, before heading to the former Abbey of St. Emmeram, now home to the palace of the princely family of Thurn und Taxis. This tour offers a combination of Roman history, medieval architecture, and modern cultural landmarks, giving visitors a comprehensive understanding of Regensburg’s heritage and charm.