

920,00 €*
up to 10 hours
about 9 – 10 hours
Max. 6
approx. 150 km / 1,5 h one way
we pick you up
e.g. at your hotel
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Regensburg / Bavaria
Vibrant Middle Ages in the UNESCO World Heritage
UNESCO world heritage Regensburg
Regensburg: Roman military camp, central hub of trading in medieval Europe and “capital” of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation – Regensburg experienced a lot in its 2000 years’ history. Join a journey through time through the old city of Regensburg and discover the “City of 1000 memorials”.
Regensburg
The history of Regensburg started in the year 179 after Christ when emperor Marc Aurel founded a large military camp at the confluence of the rivers Regen and Danube as a protection against the Teutons. In the centuries to follow Regensburg developed from the first “capital” of Bavaria to one of the central hubs of commerce in Europe and with the “Perpetual Imperial Assembly” to one of the “capitals” of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation.
Almost unscathed by World War II the ensemble of the historical center of Regensburg was honored with the title of a “World Heritage Site” in 2006. About 1.000 single monuments are witnesses of the economic, political and cultural meaning of this fascinating city.
The “Stone Bridge“, one of the landmarks of Regensburg, was named the 8th wonder of the world when it was built and is offering a magnificent view of the skyline of the city that is characterized by the medieval dynasty towers. Those prestige buildings of patrician families usually to be found in Italy bespeak the enormous wealth of the merchants of this time and are unique in Germany.
The Cathedral St. Peter, the second landmark of Regensburg, is not only impressing by its size and its Gothic architecture. With more than 1.000 medieval glass plates it is one of the largest collections of medieval glass paintings and makes the “heavenly Jerusalem” a tangible experience.
Regensburg – a culinary delight
But Regensburg is not only culture, but culinary pleasure as well. Amongst numerous street cafes and comfortable restaurants the “Historic Wurstkuchl“…
…is a culinary highlight. In this maybe oldest still existing fast food restaurant almost nothing has changed over the centuries. The homemade sausages are still grilled on the charcoal barbecue and served with homemade mustard and sauerkraut.
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If there still is some time left…
After the varied journey to Regensburg through the world’s largest contiguous hop-growing region, there are also several ideas for the return trip.
The Walhalla in Donaustauf was built by King Ludwig I. to honour German greats from politics, science and culture.
- At least as impressive is the Hall of Liberation in Kelheim, also built by Ludwig I.
- If there is still time, the visit can be combined with a short visit to the Weltenburg Monastery, which you can reach by boat from Kelheim.
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The most important questions
- Max. 7 persons
- Suitable clothing – check the weather forecast in advance!
- Good shoes
- Children with you? Please inform us about possible child seats
- Departure time in Munich from 7:00 to 9:00 am at the latest
- Bring passports!
This is your exclusive, all private tour
- You determine your desired date and start time
- You determine the duration of the tour
- You determine the number of participants (if the maximum number of participants is reached, it is necessary to book a second driver-guide)
In principle, yes. Rollators and folding wheelchairs can usually always be taken along.
Please inform us in advance about any equipment that may need to be transported.
This tour is generally offered with pick-up from your hotel / home address in Munich.
Please inform us if you live outside Munich. We will then discuss the optimal offer with you.
In order for a guided tour to take place, a binding booking must be made. This can be done under “BOOK NOW” and is done within two minutes.
This offer requires a deposit of 150.00 euros. You can also pay the tour in full in advance.
If you decide to pay the deposit only, the remaining amount is generally due in cash at the end of the tour at the latest
Please send a message here. Or call us under: 0176 556 151 14
* Price up to 10 hours incl. VAT. | Each additional hour or part thereof € 105.00