Fun things to do in Regensburg: 35 fun attractions and activities

Palace was much larger than I had anticipated and much more grand than I thought. Beautiful polished marble columns, statues and mosaic floors. Even though the tour is only in German, they provided my wife and I audio guides so that we could follow along and learn the history of the palace and the family that is still living there.

LONG tour (90min) in German only and they are weird about taking photos. There are only a couple of German tours daily so plan ahead. The tour provides pretty basic audio guides in English. It IS odd to an American to keep hearing about German princes and princesses in the present tense, as well as 'princely' this and that. The old town bus does not loop even remotely close by, for unknown reasons. Once you're on the tour you're stuck for the duration. (I'm not much of a tour person). The tour areas inside are not air conditioned. Regensburg old town is fairly small but expect a full day of walking to and from everything.

dated to the 19th century, a very strict guided tour allows you to see a part of the castle and Monastery. the tour costs 16€, in german and with audio guide for english speakers. the guide is very friendly and gives a lot of infos. you pass from the dinnerroom to fiesta hall to sleeping room to the chapel and then you take the stairs down to the monastery hallways with gothis arcades until the Court church. very impressive, dont forget to buy the guiding book since photography is not allowed.

It is a very beautiful places inside. Very well maintenance and friendly staffs. It takes around 90 mins for the tour. Our time was at 16.30 pm

Very charming place, we have been to a concert of Christ de Burgh and it was an amazing experience.

A brilliant guided tour of the castle, unfortunately you can not take photos inside. Our guide was excellent, her English perfect. We were also incredibly lucky to be able to use the stables venue for a party, it's only permitted to be used twice a year!!

Excellent tour by a very skillful tour guide 30 Euros for 2 adults Hot day ..very warm in some rooms of the palace Interesting Very difficult if not impossible for handicapped . Many stairs. Final take...Go if you have the time in Regensburg Germany

St. Peter’s Cathedral is absolutely breathtaking. The Gothic architecture is stunning, with soaring spires, intricate stonework, and beautiful stained glass windows that create a peaceful, awe-inspiring atmosphere inside. It’s hard not to be impressed by the history and craftsmanship. Even if you’re not typically into churches, this one is worth the stop. It’s right in the heart of Regensburg, so very easy to visit while exploring the old town. Highly recommend taking a few quiet moments inside—truly a highlight of the city.

Massive pure Gernan gothic church that was built from the end of the 13th to the beginning of the 16th century using the architecture of French cathedrals as an example. The inside is dark and has beautiful details like the silver altar. The stained glass windows from the 13th and 14th century are impressive and the most extensive, still preserved, collection of medieval stained glass in the German-speaking world. An interesting detail was a large waterwell with a hoist and bucket inside the church which was used as a secure source of water for the clergy, cathedral staff and cleaning.

Learned so much about German history from our Viking excursion to Regensburg Cathedral. Stepping into this medieval masterpiece, we were instantly awed by its towering Gothic architecture and the sheer scale of the place. The amazing stained glass windows, glowing with centuries-old craftsmanship, were absolutely breathtaking. Our guide wove fascinating tales about the cathedral’s medieval sculptures and its historical significance as a key center of Christianity in Europe, making the past feel alive and vibrant. The world’s largest hanging organ was a true marvel, suspended like something out of a dream, and its presence added to the cathedral’s awe-inspiring atmosphere. Learning about the Regensburg bishopric’s influence gave us a deeper appreciation for the city’s role in shaping European history. This cathedral is a must-see for anyone visiting Regensburg—its beauty and stories will leave you speechless. Highly recommend making time for this incredible landmark!

Great experience. Today was the 75 anniversary of Caritas and St. Josef Hospital celebrated with bishop Rudolf and former cathedral choir member (Regensburger Domspatzen). Usually the holy mass is starting on Sundays at 10 a.m. Be early enough there to get a place!

Our tour guide told us this cathedral is always under some kinds of construction in one form or another 🤣 While we were here the towers were in repair and there’s a choir outside make Ng beautiful music.

Incredible cathedral in the heart of Regensburg. Beautiful architecture and stained glass windows. Free entry.

Very beautiful, Gothic in style, construction began 1273, completed 1872. It is home to one of the oldest boy choirs in the world.

When in Regensburg, you must go see the Porta Praetoria. It is a gate preserved from Roman times. From what I understand, this was the Northernmost gate to the Danube River. It is only partially preserved but it is still such a cool sight to see when you are walking down the street and you see it. For me, it's always as great to see it as it was the very first time that I came across it, purely by chance. There is so much Roman history here. This city is so cool. It is located right behind the Regensburg Cathedral ( The Regensburg Dom). So, you make sure that you are on Domplatz then keep on walking, following the curve of Domplatz, it will curve to the right. Follow it, and the street becomes Krautermarktstraße. When you reach the end, turn right and you will be on Goliathstraße. Stay on it and it becomes Unter den Schwibbögen. You will immediately see the big Porta Praetoria to your right.

If you are expecting to see very much Roman-era building works here in Germany, you're probably going to be disappointed. Yes, they should be properly preserved and documented. But you will only see a very few stones in the outline of a gateway that look exactly like the photos. Cool, but not particularly destination-worthy on their own. I heard a guide tell someone that Pope Benedict used to live there. Not sure where they got that gem from (he didn't). Certainly worth a quick look-see if you're already in town.

There is not much left of what once was a gate like the Porta Negra in Trier. Now the remains are incorporated in the buildings around. The gate was built in 179 CE as the northern gate to the Roman legionary fortess Castra Regina. In a Roman Military camp (castra) this was the main gate leading to the praetorium which was the commanders headquarters or residence. Hence the name.

a partly preserved roman gate north of the Alps and known also as the watergate, due to its location near the Danube river. made of Corinthian limestone. only part of it is visible for visitors.

If you're a history buff, you've got to see this. Got to love those! Romans.

It was restored based on the remains of some of the Roman gate. Therefore, if you know the historical meaning of this, you will take it meaningfully, but you don't know it, you can only see it just as a building. It is located in the old town.

This Roman gate from the 2nd Century was built during the reign of Marcus Aurelius in 179 A.D.. An unexpected gem on our walking tour. Stone blocks laid without mortar 2000 years ago that they unearthed during a wall renovation in 1885.

Regensburg is a charming old city and this bridge is its emblem. It was built over 800 years ago. It offers splendid sights over the Danube. Lots of people go there, as well as on a picnic around it on the banks of the river. There are ducks living around too.

Regensburg is a romantic and a very beautiful city. The bridge area is a very dynamic area with a lot of people, many souvenir shops, terraces of all kinds. The atmosphere in summer is super pleasant.

Part of the "Old town Regensburg and Stadtamhof" UNESCO world heritage, this bridge is one of the must-see sites in Regensburg! You can get a beautiful view of the city when crossing it and a stroll over it can be combined with several different pathways around the city. No cars or other motored vehicles are allowed on the bridge - but bicyclists do sometimes speed over it. So, be careful and walk on the edges ideally!

We visited Regensburg for the 2024 Christmas market season. The old town is very walkable. We were able to visit all the Christmas markets on foot including the small market just across the bridge. We had the best pork sandwich with horseradish at this tiny market. One of the best things we ate during our 9 day Christmas market trip. Took this beautiful photo from the bridge.

A beautiful bridge built in the Middle Ages with many arches across the Danube river. On both side of the river are the many tourist attractions and eateries. We came during some kind of festival and so fun to see so many people dressed up in the traditional clothings.

A car free bridge for pedestrians and bicyclists offers a spectacular view of the city. This 12th century bridge faces the Danube. It’s even more stunning at night.

A beautiful location with history and atmosphere to match. Walking the town was immersive and a lot of fun.

Haidplatz is one of the most beautiful squares in Regensburg, and walking around it really captures the city’s positive and welcoming atmosphere. I loved just strolling here, surrounded by the historic buildings and lively cafés—it feels like the heart of a perfect European old town. Interesting fact: Haidplatz is one of Regensburg’s oldest squares, dating back to the Middle Ages, and it used to be a popular venue for tournaments and knightly games in the 14th and 15th centuries. Today, instead of jousts, it’s full of culture, cafés, and events, but it still keeps that historic charm.

Beautiful town square in Regensburg. There’s a Christmas market here in December which is a must see.

Definitely check this place out!! The oldest running restaurant in the world!! The wurst and kraut is AMAZING! You can’t beat it! We sat outside next to the river. Afterwards we walked up to the bridge and grabbed ice cream, and then walked all around the village. There are SO many cute shops for shopping and things to be seen. Don’t worry about getting lost, everywhere you go will be picturesque! Also, check out the cathedral! It is quite impressive. And you can go inside! It’s so beautiful and reminds me of a mini Notre dame!

Haid: Comes from the Middle High German word "Heide," meaning an uncultivated field or meadow. Platz: The German word for "square" or "place". Therefore, Haidplatz directly refers to the "Meadow Square" or "Field Square," a name that reflects its historical origins as an open, undeveloped expanse

It's a town square, one of many in Regensburg. It's nothing special, but it has nice colored houses surround it. Many cafes and restaurants.

Haidplatz is a triangular shaped public square in the heart of Regensburg that dates back to the Middle Ages. Here you'll find impressive buildings that are enjoyable to see while sightseeing around the city centre. We visited during December when the square was hosting the Lucrenzia Christmas Market, seeing a handful of stalls setup selling gluhwein, traditional holiday foods and a small assortment of seasonal items and decorations. That added to the nice atmosphere of this particular square in Regensburg

Old city square in the middle of the old Regensburg town. The labyrint of town alleys are intereating to explore. Many small shops, cafès and bakeries.

We went there on Sunday with our baby. It was really nice if you really like history. But it's so boring for our baby. It's really not child friendly. The building has elevator, which is helpful for our stroller.

Awesome museum to learn about the rich history of Bavaria. The museum also has English translations on the exhibits. Highly recommend visiting here if you love history or wish to know more about Bavaria.

Initially, I so disliked the outside of the museum, I resisted going, but once I visited, I just loved it. The permanent exhibits are very well done and accessible to English-speakers. The displays are often interactive and engaging - it is a very modern museum - and I learned so much about the area!

This is a very good museum, that helps to understand the history of Germany and Bavaria within - most displays in German and English. Very wide ranging, from royalty, to industry, to beer, and things like playing cards - which are particularly interesting. Could have spent twice as long there. High recommended.

A really great modern museum, from its building to interactive exhibitions. Texts both in German and English, for the Baroque exhibition also in Czech. A lot of interactive elements and kids' trails (in German) that add on to the experience.

This museum presents a lot of opinion as fact. In addition it feels like most exhibits are purely pro-independence propaganda. I would not recommend for anybody not personally invested in Bavaria as an independent country.

Simply the best museum in Regensburg! Even the kids found it really interesting 🤪

Guide was very informative with our indoor tour of the rooms used and explanation of the methods of extracting a confession.

Super fun, especially for kids, but the tour guide was great for adults, too.

It's worth a visit for its importance in the history of Germany. Audioguides are available in many languages and are very informative but the guide doesn't give you enough time to hear.

Worth the visit

(Translated by Google) The tour shows two consultation rooms, the actual Reichssaal as well as torture cellars and some prison cells. The large hall was originally built as a ballroom for the city of Regensburg and then used for the so-called perpetual Reichstag from 1668 to 1803. Today the hall serves its original purpose again and is used by the city of Regensburg, for example for receptions or concerts. (Original) Gezeigt werden in der Führung zwei Beratungsräume, der eigentliche Reichssaal sowie Folterkeller und einige Gefängniszellen. Der große Saal wurde ursprünglich als Festsaal der Stadt Regensburg gebaut und dann 1668 bis 1803 für den sogenannten immerwährenden Reichstag verwendet. Heute dient der Saal wieder seiner ursprünglichen Bestimmung und wird von der Stadt Regensburg zb für Empfänge oder Konzerte genutzt.

(Translated by Google) It was very interesting, our last tour. We learned a lot of interesting things over an hour. (Original) War sehr interessant, hatten letzte Führung. Über eine Stunde viele interessante Dinge erfahren.

(Translated by Google) An important period in Regensburg's history is vividly explained during an inexpensive guided tour! (Original) Ein wesentlichen Zeitraum der Geschichte von Regensburg wird bei einer kostengünstigen Führung sehr anschaulich erzählt!

A beautiful Monastery under restoration.

romanesque church from the 12th century with its famous arcade stone portal, wood ceiling and romanesque sculptures, columns inside.

An old Romanesque monastery with a wonderfully impressive gate. This Romanesque beauty is to the west of the old town of Regensburg and has a magnificently grotesque gateway. The interior of the church still preserves much of the old Romanesque feel and it is quite different to the high Gothic of the cathedral or the Baroque splendour of other churches in the town. It is often quite quiet and well worth visiting if you enjoy Romanesque churches.

Very interesting sculptures. My favourite is the Monk holding a key and flying on a broomstick, just next to the main door- photo attached. Free to enter

Stunning monastery! There was no crowd, we were able to walk right in. It's located away from the historic area by a few block so you will have a bit further to walk, but it's a great find.

A really beautiful building. The architecture and art together are really quite spectacular. You could spend the whole day in here.

Still under construction maybe or renovation I don't know, but the architecture it like mind blowing. You should visit it by yourself its hard to express in words

Nice piece of history.

Well conditioned steam train.

Not too much

Emma!

(Translated by Google) Locomotive 🚂 symbol of old times in Regensburg. The narrow-gauge railway was replaced by trams. It's nice that this old, historic locomotive has been preserved. (Original) Lokomotywa 🚂 symbol dawnych czasów w Ratyzbonie. Kolej wąskotorowa została zastąpiona tramwajami. Fajnie że zachowała się ta stara, zabytkowa lokomotywa.

(Translated by Google) Very well preserved and well-maintained locomotive, a piece of Regensburg history, pleasant atmosphere, clean and beautiful area (Original) Sehr gut erhaltene und gepflegte Lokomotive, ein Stück Regensburger Geschichte, angenehme Atmosphäre, sauber und schöne Gegend

(Translated by Google) The historic Walhalla Railway, affectionately known as the "Walhallabockerl," once ran from Regensburg to Wörth an der Donau and is remembered with nostalgia today. POSITIVE: + Historical significance: Opened in 1889 as a meter-gauge narrow-gauge railway from Regensburg to Donaustauf, later extended to Wörth. It originally served to improve access to Walhalla, the temple of King Ludwig I. It was an important link for passenger and freight transport in the region, especially for visitors, quarry operations, and local businesses. The line was 23.4 km long, with a maximum gradient of 33 ‰, technically challenging for the time. + Folk culture charm: The nickname "Walhallabockerl" testifies to local ties and fond memories. Many Regensburg residents associate the railway with childhood memories, excursions, and family stories. The railway ran through picturesque towns such as Tegernheim, Donaustauf, Bach, and Wiesent, which also made it scenically attractive. NEGATIVE: - The railway was finally closed in 1968, which many considered a loss for the region. - Unfortunately, there is no tourist replica or museum railway today, although there would be interest. CONCLUSION: A brief glimpse into the past that can be beautifully integrated into a city tour. (Original) Die historischen Walhallabahn, liebevoll auch „Walhallabockerl“ genannt, die einst von Regensburg nach Wörth an der Donau fuhr und heute nostalgisch in Erinnerung bleibt. POSITIV: + Historische Bedeutung: Eröffnet 1889 als meterspurige Schmalspurbahn von Regensburg nach Donaustauf, später bis Wörth verlängert. Diente ursprünglich dazu, die Walhalla, den Ruhmestempel von König Ludwig I., besser erreichbar zu machen. War ein wichtiges Bindeglied für Personen- und Güterverkehr in der Region, besonders für Besucher, Steinbruchbetriebe und lokale Wirtschaft. Die Strecke war 23,4 km lang, mit einer maximalen Neigung von 33 ‰, technisch anspruchsvoll für damalige Verhältnisse + Volkskultureller Charme: Der Spitzname „Walhallabockerl“ zeugt von lokaler Verbundenheit und liebevoller Erinnerung. Viele Regensburger verbinden mit der Bahn Kindheitserinnerungen, Ausflüge und Familiengeschichten. Die Bahn fuhr durch malerische Orte wie Tegernheim, Donaustauf, Bach und Wiesent, was sie auch landschaftlich reizvoll machte. NEGATIV: - Die Bahn wurde 1968 endgültig stillgelegt, was viele als Verlust für die Region empfanden. - Heute existiert leider keine touristische Nachbildung oder Museumsbahn, obwohl das Interesse vorhanden wäre. FAZIT: Ein kleiner Blick in die Vergangenheit, der schön in eine Stadtbesichtigung eingebunden werden kann.

Rathaus is one of the most historically significant buildings in Regensburg. With its origins dating back to the 13th century, it served not only as the seat of the city council, but also as a key political centre of the Holy Roman Empire. From 1663 to 1806, its Reichssaal hosted the Perpetual Imperial Diet (Immerwährender Reichstag) – a unique institution of European diplomacy. Today, the building combines Gothic and Baroque elements and houses a museum that offers guided tours through the historic council chamber, courtroom, prison cells and interrogation room. The Altes Rathaus complex is accessible via guided tours which generally run between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM, with extended hours to 5:00 PM in the peak season (April–October). Tours commonly start at 10:00, 11:30, 13:30, 14:00, 15:00 and 15:30. Guided tours are usually conducted in German—English tours are available by prior arrangement through the local tourist office.

Excellent choice for fun and food. Served was top notch! A perfect choice for beverages and authentic German food.

Old Town Hall Area is very nice and worth visiting. One should have complete day to explore this area. It is full of Restaurants and Cafes. Each building is worth viewing. Number of roads crosses through buildings which gives a beautiful look. Very attractive place for tourists to visit.

Such an amazing guide and guidance we had! I had the luck to be right on time for the English tour (14:00)! Charlotte was very nice and knowledgeable,made the experience a very entertaining one! I highly recommend this Museum!

Beautiful historical old town worth visiting. If you have only one day to visit the city, make sure you spare one hour for a river cruise. We had a fun 45-minute boat trip with some drinks, food, and beautiful views.

the 400 dating rathaus maybe older. a very good english guided tour and the guide is funny, well informed and gave clear informations about the building. you will start from the counsel room of the 7 leaders till the meeting room and then the great ceremony Hall. you will then get downstairs to the dark side of the building with well preserved interogation rooms and tools with prison cells and the canons in the backyard market. interesting tour for the whole family. entrance os 7.5€ and duration around 1 - 1.20.

We visited on friday, while there were wedding parties going on, so we couldn’t tour the whole townhall. We saw only the cellars with the torture chambers, despite that the tour was amazing and the tour guide very kind and friendly. There is an english tour at 14:00, however audio guides are available for every tour at the information centre.

One of the most interesting historic churches we visited recently in Regensburg is that St. Emmeram, a Basilica minor located at Emmeramsplatz next to the Thurn and Taxis Palace. The church history dates back to 780AD and is considered a National Shrine in Bavaria. There are quite a few interesting things to see at St. Emmeram. The church is a mixture of Romanesque and Baroque architecture. The main portion of the church nave dates back to the 8th-century but was given a High Baroque makeover by the regionally important Bavarian architects Asam Brothers in the early 18th-century. The high altar, pulpit, ceiling fresco and numerous decorations with gilding create a beautiful interior. There is a 11th-century crypt with important tombs in the back that is worth a quick visit. Given the church age, its worth reading up on its history before or during your visit. This will help create context to what you are seeing at St. Emmeram Basilica in Regensburg.

A brooding and beautiful church building in a wealthy monastery. Filled with lavish tombs in the dark Baroque splendour, this monastery church is peaceful, creepy, and wonderful all at once. The preserved corpses of saints in glass coffins make it a little macabre, but for those who are into it, it is well worth visiting.

Very close to the station. It was free to enter and has amazing paintings and statues

The chapel located in the south of city center. It is the nearest sightseeing spot from Regensburg station. The chapel is not so impressive from the outside, but inside it is beautiful. I quite like the ruin-like entrance. It is a must visit when you are in Regensburg.

Beautiful abbey. Free entry. Stumbled across this by accident after admiring the murals on the outside and walking into a nondescript courtyard.

Beautiful example of bavarian gothic complex in the nearby of the historical centre of Regensburg, a quite, not too large and very well kept city in southern Germany.

You will need to walk around and check for open doors to find this place. Also know google tries to take you to the wrong door to access the Abby. It is absolutely beautiful and was also empty when my wife and I toured. Make the effort and open some doors and you might just find this.

Great museum that was half price the day we went. Had a lot of Roman history that we found interesting. Good place to spend some time seeing old stuff in a clean, warm and dry environment.

Great experience. Students enter for free. It was quiet and they had many sections where you can interact with the artifacts. Very interesting. Safe environment for all.

Nice museum shared with the church attached to it. It's very good on the prehistoric time of Regensburg and then jumps to Roman and Medieval times. The Roma period in Regensburg is well represented. The Medieval period is rather "laconic" and centred on religious history. A good visit if in Regensburg.

divided in 3 floors: ground floor flr the roman era and prehistoric era with history of germanic-roman people and relation with the city. first floor for the medieval life of the people in regensburg, the second floor is a collection of christian relics and paintings from regensburg artists also from the medieval ages. there's a church also but only to be visited from Easter till October, the museum is on the ground of an old gothic Monastery but you can greatly follow the History of Regensburg.

Interesting museum focusing on the history of Regensburg from its earliest times through Roman period up to Middle ages. Authentic exhibits on display, some interactive elements (mostly media), church building with frescoes, sacral art. Texts only in German but possibility of an audio guide.

The history museum of Regensburg is located in a former church (dates back to early 13th century) presents the history of art and culture in Regensburg and Bavaria since stone age to the 19th century. There are 3 exhibitions, prehistory, Roman and middle ages. There are numerous astonishingly beautiful artifacts in each room. In addition to that, the church area is still well reserved and amazing. This is a must visit in Regensburg. The entrance is 5 euros and free entry on 1st Sunday of the month

Ok museum. Very helpful lady in the reception. No texts in English. An audioguide that covers 20% of the museum. When I had 5 mins to closing the staff started to stress me to leave even though it takes 30 secs to leave. They should really take more pride in their city and being the representatives for it. I liked the city but these people should be more customer friendly.

Very neat collection of art pieces. The permanent exhibition is really good and covers many art different styles. You can easily immerse yourself there for 2-3 hours. The temporary exhibitions vary a lot, e.g. there have been a Picasso themed exhibition just recently or a Pop-Art exhibition not to far in the past.

Great museum, a bit small but the paintings are all really beautiful

Very nice gallery with a small permanent collection with east European artists in focus, and changing exhibition with matching themes. Two floors, but not a large space, a thorough tour may take less than an hour. Nice park around it too. A few works are very beautiful and the curation is very light handed

Apparently there are rotating exhibitions and of course permanent ones. The museum is focused in preserving and exhibiting art from German minorities in regions outside Germany. There are some really fine pieces in here. The tour costs €6.

Excellent gallery. Excellent art works with excellent curation and showcasing.

Definitely recommend it, especially for students the entrance fee is quite cheap.

This museum is a gem for its collection of contemporary Eastern European art in a well-designed setting. Limited English did not detract from our enjoyment.

You can buy your ticket at the shop tabak gotz. This is also where you meet for the tour which starts at 2.30.

History lives here. Often crowded with tourists.

(Translated by Google) 8 euro entrance fee for a very small area that visitors can see is way too expensive! It's neither spectacular nor exciting. The document Neupfarrplatz is not a basement labyrinth or connected underground passages. You can't see much and the tour therefore has to be limited to theory. 3 to 4 euros would be appropriate (Original) 8 Euro Eintritt für einen sehr kleinen Bereich, den die Besucher sehen können, ist viel zu teuer! Es ist weder spektakulär noch spannend. Das document Neupfarrplatz ist kein Kellerlabyrinth oder zusammenhängende unterirdische Gänge. Man kann nicht viel sehen und die Führung muss sich daher auf die Theorie beschränken. Angemessen wären 3 bis 4 Euro

(Translated by Google) Finally it worked with a guided tour! The opening/tour times are challenging for working people. In just under an hour we learned a lot of interesting facts about Regensburg and its history. Absolutely recommended! You can get tickets from Tabak Götz. (Original) Endlich hat es Mal geklappt mit einer Führung! Für Berufstätige sind die Öffnungs-/Führungszeiten herausfordernd. In einer knappen Stunde haben wir viel Wissenswertes über Regensburg und seine Geschichte gelernt. Absolut empfehlenswert! Karten bekommt man bei Tabak Götz.

(Translated by Google) Even if the opening times could be better, it's worth checking out the document. It's like a museum but more authentic. Very beautiful walls. There are also a few small treasures on display. The tour is also great. (Original) Auch wenn die Öffnungszeiten besser sein könnten, lohnt es sich das document anzusehen. Es ist wie ein Museum aber authentischer. Sehr schöne Gemäuer. Es sind auch ein paar kleine Schätze ausgestellt. Die Führung dazu ist auch super.

(Translated by Google) The document Neupfarrplatz is an excavation site accessible under Neupfarrplatz that can only be visited as part of a guided tour. A visit is worth it! (Original) Beim document Neupfarrplatz handelt es sich um ein unter dem Neupfarrplatz zugängliches Ausgrabungsgelände, das nur im Rahmen einer Führung besichtigt werden kann. Ein Besuch lohnt sich!

(Translated by Google) Access is only possible with a guided tour, but it's worth it! (Original) Zugang zwar nur mit Führung, aber es lohnt sich!

Gorgeous, light, white, gold, airy. Fabulous example of German rococo. Well worth the time to visit. The entrance is from the square, not the street.

Sad that it's closed with fence but you can still make photos and enjoy the gorgeous views

Extremely beautiful! I am really lucky that since I am there early, the priest decided to open the gate let me in for 5 minutes! He even switched on all the light to show me how beautiful this church is!! The most impressive 5 minutes I had in Regensburg!

The Roman Catholic Collegiate Church of Our Lady of the Old Chapel (short: Collegiate Church of the Old Chapel or Old Chapel) on the Old Kornmarkt in Regensburg is the main church of the collegiate monastery of Our Lady of the Old Chapel, the oldest existing collegiate monastery in Bavaria, and the oldest Church of Regensburg. In terms of art history, it is considered one of the most important rococo churches in Bavaria. According to legend, it is also said to be the oldest church and therefore the mother church of Bavaria, from which the Christianization of the country began, and stands on the site of a Roman temple to Juno. The core of today's building dates back to the Ottonian period, when the collegiate monastery was founded in 1002 by Henry II and his wife Kunigunde. The elevated choir, on the other hand, was only built in the middle of the 15th century and is designed in the late Gothic style. After a thorough redesign in the second half of the 18th century, the rococo style dominates the interior.

a basilic from the era of the holy roman empire. now on the baroque style with rococo ceiling. very old and impressive.

The Basilica of the Nativity of Our Lady is the oldest Catholic place of worship in Bavaria and one of the most important churches in Regensburg. It is located on Alter Kornmarkt to the east of Dom St. Peter's in the historic city centre. The church was originally founded around 1000 when a Romanesque abbey was built at this location. In the 18th-century the interior nave was given a Baroque and Rococo redesign. It is considered a Rococo masterpiece in the manner of the Wessobrunn School. The exterior is rather subtle and unassuming. However, once you enter the main chapel area, you will see an immaculate nave and interior with ornate decoration, endless gilding, artworks, ceiling fresco and elaborate high altar. There is much to feast your eyes upon within Basilica of the Nativity of Our Lady. It is well worth simply taking a seat and enjoying what is around and above you within the church. Note, you can conveniently visit Basilica of the Nativity of Our Lady before or after other interesting churches in the area. These include the Carmelite Church of St. Joseph on the other side of the square and St. Peter's Cathedral just a couple minutes walk west of this location.

The church is not very big and for me was kind of hard to find but it’s absolutely amazing inside. The whole place is covered with a interior fence but it’s absolutely a must see when it comes to this area.

Pretty interesting little museum. Not too crowded even on Sunday. And it has really nice view of the bridge and city.

One of the interesting heritage buildings to see in the city centre of Regensburg is Bruekturm (Bridge Tower) which stands on the south side of the Danube and the Old Stone Bridge. We enjoyed seeing the attractive tower after a brief stroll on the bridge. It is a convenient attraction to view while in this area of Regensburg. This gate tower once served as part of the city fortifications and dates back to the 13th-century. In the early 20th-century a large archway was built to allow room for trams to pass through. Today it serves as a museum and during part of the year (March to October - open 10.45am - 5pm) as well as a UNESCO World Heritage Visitor Centre throughout the year.

Beautiful

Great view from the top floor to all directions.

(Translated by Google) The employee at the info point was very nice and friendly. For an entrance fee of €2 per ticket, we were able to go into the tower and enjoy the view over the city from there. After visiting the tower, we looked at the exhibition in the lower area, which was very informative. (Original) Die Mitarbeiterin am Infopoint war sehr nett und freundlich gewesen. Für einen Eintritt von 2€ pro Ticket , konnten wir in den Turm gehen und von dort aus die Aussicht über die Stadt genießen. Nachdem Besuch im Turm , haben wir uns die Ausstellung im unteren Bereich angesehen, welche sehr informativ gewesen ist.

(Translated by Google) For a 2-euro entrance fee, you get magnificent views of Regensburg's old town, the Danube, and the Stone Bridge. Highly recommended! (Original) Für 2 Euro Eintritt bekommt man grandiose Aussichten auf Regensburger Altstadt, die Donau und die Steinerne Brücke. Absolut empfehlenswert !

(Translated by Google) Another view of the stone bridge and the old town! A small museum located in the bridge tower. You can find out interesting facts about city life on 5 floors. On the top floor you can visit the former tower keeper's apartment. In combination with the visit to the World Heritage Center, which is located in the former salt barn (same entrance, free entry), it is a full museum visit! Entrance to the Bridge Tower Museum cost 2 euros per person. There are toilets and a staffed information point in the Salzstadel. (Original) Ein anderer Blick auf die steinerne Brücke und die Altstadt! Ein kleines Museum, welches sich im Brückenturm befindet. Auf 5 Etagen erfährt man Interessantes aus dem Stadtleben. Im obersten Stock kann man die ehemalige Türmerwohnung besichtigen. In Verbindung mit dem Besuch vom Welterbezentrum, welches sich im ehemaligen Salzstadel befindet (gleicher Eingang, Eintritt frei) ist es ein vollwertiger Museumsbesuch! Der Eintritt für Brückenturmmuseum kostete 2 Euro pro Person. Im Salzstadel gibt es Toiletten und einen besetzten Infopoint.

Very nice museum about the life of Kepler. Free audio guide (English/ German). It's totally worth the time and money.

Open 10-16h only the weekend !!!

(Translated by Google) Today we visited the brand new renovated Kepler Memorial House on Keplerstrasse. Really well done. Nice to look at with some interesting information. However, there is a lot to read. Audio guides can be borrowed free of charge. (Original) Heute mal das nagelneu renovierte Kepler Gedächtnishaus in der Keplerstraße besichtigt. Wirklich toll gemacht. Nett anzuschauen mit ein paar interessanten Infos. Es gibt allerdings viel zu lesen. Audioguide kann man kostenlos ausleihen.

(Translated by Google) My reason for going to Regensburg! And absolutely justified! Audio guide with headphones: the headphones could be worn comfortably over hearing aids. However, it was difficult to understand when the tour was taking place at the same time. If the museum is "quiet" it works great for me. This audio guide was definitely a really great introduction to the museum. (I don't want to give too much away here - try it out yourself!). All floors are accessible via an elevator (please wheelchair users come to the museum from the back, not the side facing the Danube). After the previous tour of the World Heritage Center, I was totally exhausted and unfocused. So I came back the next day and explored the museum as part of a guided tour: it was so exciting to have the exhibits and Kepler's life explained again - things that I hadn't been able to appreciate the day before and to be able to classify them from a different perspective. For example, the explanations of the "perpetual calendar", the reality of Kepler's life at the time, but also what influence his research still has on us today (keyword optics, that was still completely new to me!) and how many topics he explored and researched in his scientific life. For me, the most fascinating thing was the comparison of the different world views and (unfortunately the technology was on strike) the many letters that Kepler wrote - these were briefly presented as part of the tour about his life story. The issue of accessibility is very important to the museum, although it could not be implemented in all places due to the old, listed building. But as I said, you can get to all floors with an elevator. I recommend that people with visual impairments take someone with them - also because the ceiling is quite low in some places on the stairs. Unfortunately, there are no touch stations - but you can discover a lot with a guided tour and/or the audio guide. Hearing impairments were also taken into account (although the music of one of the exhibits was a bit disruptive during the tour). But there was a solution for that too. Conclusion: I was in this ("small") museum for a good 4 hours in total and still feel the need to come back and discover even more. I would like to thank the employees of this museum for their patience in answering my questions, the nice conversations and especially for "a moment of peace and relaxation" when my concentration was totally at a loss. (Original) Mein Grund um nach Regensburg zu fahren! Und absolut berechtigt! Audioguide mit Kopfhörer: die Kopfhörer ließen sich bequem über Hörgeräte tragen. Bei gleichzeitig stattfindender Führung war es allerdings schwer zu verstehen. Wenn das Museum "ruhig" ist funktioniert das für mich prima. Ein richtig toller Einstieg in das Museum war dieser Audioguide auf jeden Fall. (möchte hier nicht zu viel verraten - selber ausprobieren!). Über einen Aufzug sind alle Stockwerke erreichbar (bitte liebe Rollstuhl-Nutzende von der Rückseite zum Museum kommen, nicht die Seite die zur Donau liegt). Ich war nach der zuvor stattgefundenen Führung im Welterbezentrum total erschöpft und unkonzentriert. Bin deshalb am nächsten Tag nochmal gekommen und hatte das Museum dann noch im Rahmen einer Führung erkundet: es war so spannend die Exponate und das Leben Keplers nochmal erklärt zu bekommen - Sachen die ich am Tag zuvor nicht so würdigen konnte aus einer anderen Perspektive einordnen zu können. Zb die Erklärungen zum "immerwährenden Kalender", zur damaligen Lebensrealität Keplers aber auch was seine Forschungen heute noch für einen Einfluss auf uns haben (Stichwort Optik das war für mich noch total neu!) und wie viele Themen er in seinem wissenschaftlichen Leben erkundet und erforscht hat. Für mich das faszinierendste war die Gegenüberstellung der verschiedenen Weltbilder und (leider gerade die Technik gestreikt) die vielen Briefe die Kepler geschrieben hat - die wurden im Rahmen der Führung kurz zu seiner Lebensgeschichte dargestellt. Dem Museum ist das Thema Barrierefreiheit sehr wichtig, wenn es auch aufgrund des alten, denkmalgeschützten Gebäudes nicht an allen Stellen hat umgesetzt werden können. Aber wie gesagt, mit Aufzug kommt man in alle Stockwerke. Sehbehinderten Personen empfehle ich eine Begleitung mitzunehmen - auch weil an einigen Stellen auf der Treppe die Decke recht niedrig ist. Es gibt leider keine Taststationen - aber mit einer Führung und /oder dem Audioguide kann man schon viel entdecken. Auf Hörbehinderung wurde ebenfals gut Rücksicht genommen (wenn auch die Musik eines Exponats bei der Führung etwas gestört hat). Aber auch dafür gab es eine Lösung. Fazit: ich war gut 4h insgesamt in diesem ("kleinen") Museum und habe trotzdem das Bedürfnis nochmal wieder zu kommen und noch mehr zu entdecken. Ich bedanke mich bei den Mitarbeiter*Innen dieses Museums für die Geduld meine Fragen zu beantworten, die netten Gespräche und ganz besonders für "einen Moment Ruhe und Ausruhen" als die Konzentration total im Keller war.

(Translated by Google) The newly redesigned "Document Kepler"—a science museum dedicated to the work and legacy of the astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler (1571–1630)—is located in Kepler's death house in Regensburg's Old Town. Anyone interested in astronomy, history, or the life of Johannes Kepler will find this architecturally significant and beautifully restored museum highly recommended. (Original) Das neu gestaltete "Document Kepler" – ein Wissenschaftsmuseum, das sich dem Werk und Wirken des Astronomen und Mathematikers Johannes Kepler (1571 - 1630) widmet, befindet sich im Sterbehaus Keplers in der Regensburger Altstadt. Wenn man sich für Astronomie, Geschichte oder das Leben von Johannes Kepler interessiert, ist das architektonisch wertvoll restauierte Museum sehr zu empfehlen.

(Translated by Google) We were there on a Monday. And, yes, most museums were closed. (Original) Wir waren an einem Montag vor Ort. Und was haben da die meisten Museen, richtig, geschlossen.

(Translated by Google) Very nice curated museum with modern equipment👍🏼🤗 Children should be able to read and be interested in astronomy😅 (Original) Sehr schöne kuratiertes Museum mit moderner Ausstattung👍🏼🤗 Kinder sollten lesen können und sich für Astronomie interessieren😅

Thank you for the tour🥰 such a lovely Gabrielle, if I remember correctly her name.. I am sorry, but she has short hair and very lovely.

Ok

The Salzstadel was the central building for overnight storage of the salt on the salt road from Bad Reichenhall to the West over the boarder at the Lech River. According to the reccords the salt hat to be stored for 3 nights in the city, was weighed and the toll was charged. Therefore the building providied stables for the horses and carriages - storage space for the salt and accomodation for the personal

(Translated by Google) Nicely arranged building. Conveniently located by the stone bridge on the waterfront. A very photogenic group of buildings. There is a visitor center inside. (Original) Hezky upravená stavba. Příhodně umístěná u kamenného mostu na nábřeží. Velmi fotogenická skupina staveb. Uvnitř je návštěvnické centrum.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful bridge and a viewpoint from it, a paradise for taking pictures and walking. 10+ (Original) Prelep most i vidikovac sa njega, raj za slikanje i za setnju. 10+

(Translated by Google) Salzstadel, the old salt warehouse is located immediately east of the stone bridge in Regensburg, the best preserved medieval city in all of Germany; it was built between 1616 and 1620 and testifies to the intense salt trade in past times; today, after a careful restoration, it houses the interactive and innovative Visitor Center, where the buildings and monuments to visit are comprehensively illustrated; it remains open all year round, entry is free and it is also accessible to disabled people. (Original) Salzstadel, il vecchio magazzino del sale si trova immediatamente a est del ponte di pietra a Ratisbona, la città medievale meglio conservata in tutta la Germania; è stato edificato tra il 1616 e il 1620 e testimonia l'intenso commercio del sale nei tempi passati; oggi, dopo un accurato restauro, ospita l’interattivo e innovativo Centro Visitatori, dove vengono illustrati in modo esauriente gli edifici e i monumenti da visitare; rimane aperto tutto l'anno, l'ingresso è gratuito ed è accessibile anche ai diversamente abili.

(Translated by Google) One of the most important historical buildings in the Regensburg World Heritage Site. Location of the World Heritage Visitor Center. Well worth a visit. (Original) Eines der wichtigsten historischen Gebaude im Welterbe Regensburg. Standort des Welterbebesucherzentrums. Sehr besuchenswert.

Nice upper garden. Lowrt was mostly dead because of season.

Beautiful garden where you can chill after a hard day. Especially in summer.

Nice botanical garden, more interesting for the enthusiast than the layman.

Well taken care of

👍👍👍👍👍

(Translated by Google) Beautifully landscaped, versatile botanical garden with a stream and shady benches, always worth a stroll (Original) Sehr schön angelegter vielseitiger botanischer Garten mit Bachlauf und schattigen Rastbänken, immer wieder lohnend für einen Spaziergang

(Translated by Google) It would certainly be a beautiful garden if it were open as advertised. Unfortunately, we drove here especially, but it was in vain! (Original) Wäre bestimmt ein wunderschöner Garten , wenn er wie angegeben geöffnet wäre . Sind leider extra hergefahren, jedoch umsonst !

We were in Regensburg for a week. This park was great to walk and play with my little daughters. The playground was clean and in good condition.

Beautiful park. Perfect for a picnic with family and friends. The children's playground is amazing. There's a designated area for grilling and barbequing. Parking is a bit of a challenge but there's a hospital Parkhouse nearby where you can pay for parking.

Great area for relaxing and enjoying city nature

A very good relaxing park and it’s not so small. Therefore ist not so crowded.

Good place to walk and picnic. Has large fields for pets or kids to run around.

Nice beautiful park with a small section for young kids and a beer garden. Misses out on a lake, however if a small fountain makes you smile, then definitely a must visit.

Lovely and large city park. Includes a duck pond, a modern playground, some lovely sculptures, a very small modern art museum, a Biergarten, a puppet theatre (which is rarely open), and beautiful trees.

Tons of engaging climbing equipment. My 2-year-old started in the sand (typical) but the park offerings do not disappoint. The was a portable toilet close by. Parking was timed and across the street. There was no parking available on the street.

Awesome playground! Climbing, castle, soccer field, slides, tunnels. Perfect for older kids (age 4-10).

Great playground for all ages of childen. Sand and mud and castle and everytging. Clean and large.

Cool playground - that very steep slide is really something

super! my kid loves this place 😍

Beautiful new wooden playground

Great place for Kids!

Nice little trip around the old city in a "train", with good audio commentary. Might be a touch of green-washing here, at least as far as the information in the pamphlet/flyer/leaflet goes. The "train" engine on my tour did not seem to be electric; "our electric-train Emma" according to the flyer. When we set off you could clearly smell fumes from an engine (diesel?). Cute engine, but not the one depicted on the flyer. If the pamphlet had indicated one carriage had audio commentary available in multiple languages via plugin, wired, headphones I could have brought my own. Headphones /wired ear buds are provided for the passangers in that wagon, but they aren't collected at the end. So, as wasteful as the "free" ear buds airlines provide. But it's still a GREAT way to get a feel for the fantastic old city & an orientation - in time & space. And the coupon for a coffee at the Weissbräuhaus... much better to try a weißbier & put the 1.50 € towards that 🍻

It is one of the best ways to see the city before you start your in-depth visit of each site. It was hot on the day during our visit. The train does not have AC. It was quiet hot, but once the train starts moving it was bearable. The audio tour itself was very informative.

The toy train ride was enjoyable and also they have language options for guidance like , german, English, Italian, Spanish and Russian. It's a 45 min ride and they cover all the historical sites.

Good tour on a cold, grey winter day, kept us out of the cold. In good weather probably not worth its while, the area the tour covers could just as easily be walked.

Nothing special... Too many traffic lights, you have to go through the same street or square multiple times, the driver really likes to brake hard, etc., etc. If you have nothing better to do, try this tour

God overview of city. Route quite redundant. Be sure to ask for headphones. Not ideal for photo ops.

Great way to check out all the historic sights before visiting on foot.

Great play ground with castle structure, slide, and water pump/sand feature. Half in sun/half in shade in afternoon places to sit in shade

The playground is nice, but on the sandbox there were excrements, and my boys got their shoes dirty. There were also beer bottles all around.

Half of it is closed and very disappointing for children.

nice place for children

(Translated by Google) There aren't too many playgrounds in Regensburg city center. The playground at Scheugäßchen is also very hidden behind Haidplatz, embedded in a beautiful backdrop of medieval buildings. The tall houses and several trees provide sufficient shade. There are several benches. For the children there is a wooden climbing castle, 2 swings, 1 seesaw, 2 individual seesaws, a slide and a sandpit with a mud area. (Original) In der Regensburger Innenstadt gibt es nicht allzu viele Spielplätze. Der Spielplatz am Scheugäßchen liegt zudem sehr versteckt hinter dem Haidplatz, eingebettet in eine wunderschöne Kulisse mittelalterlicher Gebäude. Die hohen Häuser und mehrere Bäume spenden ausreichend Schatten. Es gibt mehrere Sitzbänke. Für die Kinder ist eine Kletterholzburg, 2 Schaukeln, 1 Wippe, 2 Einzelwippen, eine Rutsche und ein Sandkasten mit Matschanlage geboten.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, large playground in Regensburg's old town, near Haidplatz and the cathedral. Traffic-calmed - the playground is surrounded by pretty old buildings and fenced. There is a large climbing tower that looks like a castle, two swings, a seesaw, two seesaw horses, a really cool water pump with drains and a big, wide slide. There is also plenty of seating for parents. The playground is probably more suitable for children over 5. Younger children can hardly play alone without help. The pump is working too hard, the slide is too high, etc. Still a nice playground! (Original) Schöner, großer Spielplatz in der Regensburger Altstadt, nahe Haidplatz und Dom. Verkehrsberuhigt- der Spielplatz ist umgeben von hübschen Altbauten und eingezäunt. Es gibt hier einen großen Kletterturm, der aussieht wie eine Burg, zwei Schaukeln, eine Wippe, zwei Wipppferdchen, eine richtig coole Wasserpumpe mit Abläufen und eine große, breite Rutsche. Es gibt auch ausreichend Sitzgelegenheiten für die Eltern. Der Spielplatz ist wohl eher geeignet für Kinder über 5. Jüngere Kinder können kaum alleine spielen, ohne Hilfe. Die Pumpe geht zu streng, doe Rutsche zu hoch, etc. Trotzdem schöner Spielplatz!

(Translated by Google) The playground in downtown Regensburg is very hidden, but easy to find thanks to the free city map. It is in the middle of many beautiful restored buildings. These tall houses and several trees provide enough shade. There is a wooden climbing castle, a seesaw, two individual seesaws, a slide and a sandpit with a mud area for the children. (Original) Der Spielplatz in der Regensburger Innenstadt liegt sehr versteckt, aber dank kostenlosem Stadtplan gut zu finden. Er liegt in der Mitte vieler schöner restaurierter Gebäude. Diese hohen Häuser und mehrere Bäume spenden ausreichend Schatten. Es gib für die Kinder eine Kletterholzburg, eine Wippe, zwek Einzelwippen, eine Rutsche und ein Sandkasten mit Matschanlage.

(Translated by Google) Really great, I also have my house there (a red bin) (Original) Echt top, ich habe dort auch mein Haus(eine rote Tonne)

(Translated by Google) Great for small and large craftsmen. Really great and committed team. Thanks :-) (Original) Super für kleine und größere Handwerker. Ganz tolles und engagiertes Team. Danke :-)

(Translated by Google) Great place for beautiful photos of the old town of Regensburg. Also great place for group photos. (Original) Klasse Platz für schöne Fotos der Altstadt von Regensburg. Auch für gruppenfoto super Platz.

(Translated by Google) true - nice view (Original) stimmt - schöner Blick

(Translated by Google) Regensburg - lively and extremely attractive (Original) Regensburg - lebendig und äußerst attraktiv

(Translated by Google) Regensburg is always beautiful and worth a visit. (Original) In Regensburg ist es immer schön und eine Reise wert.

Fun outing to take a break from visiting castles and churches with Bavaria! Great escape room, fantastic staff and challenging puzzles to solve (they have one room English ready!).

Super setting.

(Translated by Google) There were four of us and we played/solved the “Rockstar”. It was our first escape room and was a lot of fun. The room is designed with love and has a few surprises in store. We will definitely travel to the 80s soon🎊🎉 keep it up👍 (Original) Wir waren zu viert und haben den "Rockstar" gespielt/ gelöst. Es war unser erster Escape Room und hat riesigen Spaß gemacht. Der Raum ist mit Liebe gestaltet und hat einige Überraschungen parat. Wir werden definitiv auch bald in die 80er reisen🎊🎉 macht weiter so👍

(Translated by Google) We were in the 80s room with four people. Everyone had been to escape rooms before; we had a really good time and felt very comfortable. With some great, off-the-shelf challenges, this was a room we would recommend to anyone. A huge compliment! (Original) Waren im 80er Raum mit 4 Personen. Alle waren bereits in Escaperooms, wir hatten hier wirklich richtig Spaß und man hat sich sehr wohl gefühlt. Durch tolle Aufgaben, die nicht dem Standart entsprechen, war das ein Raum, den wir jedem sofort weiter empfehlen würden. Ein großes Lob!

(Translated by Google) We have been to both rooms “Rockstar” and “Back from the 80s”. The Rockstar room was really great, we had a lot of fun and is really perfect for getting started :) We had a lot of fun, the supervisor was also really nice and gave great tips! Unfortunately, the second time we saw “Back from the 80s” we were a bit disappointed. We found it very difficult, although it is a beautifully designed space and well done. Unfortunately, the supervisor wasn't that good, we got very few helpful tips, she just wasn't as relaxed and personable as the first time. In addition, an important piece of paper for solving the puzzle was forgotten! That was really very annoying... but it worked out and we were able to solve it. Nevertheless, something like that shouldn't actually happen - especially because you're spending a lot of money on an escape room like this... (Original) Wir waren schon in beiden Räumen „Rockstar“ und „Zurück aus den 80igern“. Der Rockstar-Raum war echt richtig toll, hatten viel Spaß und ist für den Einstieg echt perfekt :) Hat uns viel Spaß gemacht, die Betreuerin war auch richtig lieb und hat und tolle Tipps gegeben! Beim zweiten mal „Zurück aus den 80igern“ wurden wir leider etwas enttäuscht. Wir empfanden es als sehr schwierig, es ist zwar ein schön gestalteter Raum und toll gemacht. Leider war die Betreuerin nicht so der Börner, wir haben sehr wenig hilfreiche Tipps bekommen, war einfach nicht so locker und sympathisch wie beim ersten mal. Außerdem wurde ein wichtiger Zettel zum lösen des Rätsels vergessen! Das war wirklich sehr ärgerlich… aber es hat dann schon gepasst und wir haben es noch lösen können. Trotzdem darf sowas eigentlich nicht passieren - gerade weil man ja doch sehr viel Geld bei so einem EscapeRoom lässt…

(Translated by Google) It was my first escape room and I am so excited! We received a very friendly welcome and the instruction was good. The puzzles were really exciting, some of them really hard to crack, but we actually managed to solve the room 4 seconds before the end, almost completely without support. What great fun! It was amazing how the puzzles worked together and how creatively they were designed! We'll definitely be back soon 🤩 (Original) Es war mein erster Escaperoom und ich bin so begeistert! Wir wurden superfreundlich empfangen, die Einweisung war gut. Die Rätsel waren richtig spannend, teilweise echt hart zu knacken, aber wir haben es tatsächlich fast komplett ohne Unterstützung geschafft, den Raum 4 sek vor Ablauf zu lösen. Was für ein Riesenspaß! Mega, wie die Rätsel ineinandergegriffen haben und wie kreativ sie gestaltet waren! Wir kommen definitiv bald wieder 🤩

(Translated by Google) The four of us played rock stars. The puzzles were very coherent, fun and everyone always had something to do. Highly recommended! (Original) Wir spielten zu viert den Rockstar. Die Rätsel waren sehr stimmig, machten Spaß und alle hatten immer zu tun. Sehr zu empfehlen!

Impressive old city gate located in a quite part of the town, one of the does, if you visiting Regensburg.

I was just aimlessly walking through the outskirts of old town and came across this imposing structure from medieval times. Apparently this structure was built since 1284, and is the only surviving tower from an original 6 units. Just a quiet piece of history standing unassumingly here.

medieval gothic gate preserved like many monuments in Regensburg. it was once the gate from which the emperor from Vienna entered the city along Danube river.

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Very impressive building but no information available and you can't enter so you walk through the gate, look at it from both sides and shrug your shoulders and wander somewhere else.

Spectacular East Gate of the city of Regensburg. This is a picture taken inside the city. Windows are seen on this side since it is protected. The outside only has slits for weapons.

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The outdoor wall is super fun, tons of variety of walls, holds, and setting styles. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

The staff here is super friendly! They've got a wide variety of different walls - from strength training to techniques to journeys horizontally and more! This place works for everyone - be it beginners (like me) or experts!

very clean and new. staff are professional and they speak English too. their cafe is good with good price. the changing room and shower are all clean and big enough. the grades are fair and fun. also, people are so nice there. yeah, you can't compare it to big cities gym but it's the best in whole area

Nice staff, chill atmosphere, great routes. I would return the next time I’m in town!!

Nice boulder gym. A lot of routes for every taste, a separate wall for grab and finger training. Quite an amount of polished handles, but I guess it's only 1-3 ones, which are rarely used and maintained which is fine. Change rooms are a bit confusing: in the change rooms all lockers are used as if everyone just latches their own lock?.. I guess for not-so-often comers it's just not a lockable stash in the gym.

Nice Boulders, kind Staff, frezuent good Routesetting Some climbing guidebooks or DAV Guidebooks would be a definitiv bonus within the cafe. Also the merch could be spiced up and include a tad of a political Statement :)

Great gym, beautiful sitting area with beer, coffee, and food. Toilets and showers are really nice with lockers and there is plenty of room to stash bags in cubby holes around the gym. The climbs were really fun with a lot of variation, a good amount of slab and slight overhang which I enjoy and a good range of difficulty. Holds were all clean which shows they are reset often. Parking was easy on the weekend but might be paid on weekdays if we interpreted the signs correctly? Overall loved it!

I recently had the chance to visit CinemaxX Regensburg for a Telugu movie, and I have to say, it was a great experience! The theater is modern and well-maintained, with a sleek design that makes it feel more upscale than your average cinema. The screens are large, and the sound quality is excellent, really enhancing the movie-watching experience. The seats are comfortable with plenty of legroom, which is always a plus. I also liked that they have a variety of seating options, but I wish they had more premium recliner seats. The theater was clean, and the staff were friendly and efficient. The concessions are what you'd expect at a standard movie theater. The popcorn was fresh, and they had a decent selection of snacks and drinks, though the prices were a bit high, as usual. The only slight drawback was that the theatre didn't use air conditioning because of the lack of crowds. It's a bit much for a well-known theatre to behave like it's trying to save money. Also, parking in the area can be tricky at peak times. All in all, I'd say CinemaxX Regensburg is a great option for a movie night. I'd definitely go back! Only 4 star: It's missing a few key features, like recliner seating and for not using air conditioning.

An absolute beautiful Cinema. But it's idiotic, you choose to buy tickets online in advance and you actually save the Theater on some of their personnel cost, and then you realize it's indeed over 2€ per ticket more expensive than buying them directly there. Two online tickets and with two popcorn combos, over 50€. As a monthly Date night opinion, it's a fantastic time, but it's slowly getting too expensive.

Lots of advertising for OV movies. But unfortunately OV is only shown on release date and after that apparently never again. They shouldn’t advertise it if they do it only once. Wanted to watch Naked Gun or Mission Impossible in OV on the weekend. Not possible. Watched Freakier Friday instead, the only choice today. Apart from that it’s a nice cinema. Drinks and snacks overpriced as usual. €5,90 for a 0,33 Heineken is heavy. Infrastructure and systems are on the higher end. Reclining seats kinda come back at you. It’s all right. I just ask for more OV really.

Qite sophesticated and well organised cinema hall. Neat and clean, friendly staff, good ambiance, comfortable seats , audio quality is also good, medium acreen size. Give a fell like you are watching cinema at home.

Was there to watch lord of the rings for 12 hours straight, absolutely amazing and kind staff, Especially when it was quiet the staff was very nice, the prices weren't as bad as i expected But it's 4 stars because after a while in the theater room itself it really started to become a hard to breathe in air quality, yes there were breaks but i forgot to go out so i had to leave for a bit during the movie, couldve also just been me But overall very good, definitely will visit again

I was there to watch Mission Impossible. It was Friday around 14.30. And only 5-6 person inside 🙈😍

Today we had a really bad experience for Oppenheimer movie. The air conditioner was off and we were sweating during the movie. Additionally the seats were making noise when we leaned forward. And lastly some random guys were sitting on our seats and when we asked them to move, they asked us to seat to some other seats. Sound quality - 3/5 (voice needs to be clearer) Seats - 4/5 (overall comfortable but needs maintenance) Cinema hall -3/5 (only one entrance which interferes the movie experience when someone uses for an exit)

This is a small and cozy theater that always has some good movies - both blockbusters, as well as some indie ones. The atmosphere is nice and there have never been too many other people in this cinema. The staff is nice as well!

Old fashioned cinema club with amazing atmosphere.

Amazing small theatre, very cosy. They have only 2 halls, but it is famous among locals and sometimes the hall might be full. You can also buy some drinks (incl. beer) and pop corn at the reception. The hall is old-styled with small tables and lamps like in 1960s, and inspite it looks old, the chairs are very soft and convenient. It's a great experience and I love returning to this place again and again. A hidden gem of the city!

Big display. And very good sound. Recommended to visit

I wish I can get a salty Popcorn here. But the place is super nice with classic theme. I was in the third row, but it wasn't bad. The sounds can be more louder maybe in the future?!

Nice traditional cinema, good popcorn and comfortable seats

Cute little theatre. The sound of the movie was very quiet, though.

It's a cute cinema with an alternative vibe and some movies in English. No popcorn. The bathroom is inside the theater room itself so you can only use it after you are allowed to enter the room. There is no fixed seating but there weren't many people either when we went, so easy to find good seats without stress. Some seats are couples seats (no rest arm between them).

Super cozy, old school cinema. Very comfy with more leg space than most cinemas. There are no seat reservations, you can just seat yourself as you please. The cinema also features a seat row with couple seats.

Yeah, I really enjoyed it. Nothing to add that the other reviews didn't say. If I lived closer, this might be my go to movie theater.

I love this cinema! It has a cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and a great selection of movies. The Sony Digital Cinema 4K projector and the Dolby Digital 7.1 sound system make the viewing experience amazing. The prices are reasonable and the location is convenient. Highly recommended!

The best movie theatre in town. Combining the latest blockbusters with more alternative titles. With a bit of luck they screen also original or sub-titled versions. Love their series "20/30/40 years ago" screening old classics from different genres. And did I mention the have beer too?

Local Cinema in Altstadt Regensburg with very comfortable seats with a good selection of current movies. We always go there when they have the movie we want to see ... being a small Cinema the selection is limited. The screen placement is not ideal (you have too look up) and the sound is not the best - they have no Dolby Atmos audio for example, only 7.1 - but lower ticket prices and shorter commercial break than in Cinemaxx make up for the technical downsides.

Great movie theater. Very confortable room. Inexpensive when compared to bigger cinemas. I don't speak German but they offer some sessions in English. There are seats expecially designed for couples. Only downside is the lack of popcorns.

We had an amazing experience at this escape game. The prison theme was immersive, and the storyline was both captivating and well thought out. The puzzles were challenging but very rewarding to solve, keeping us engaged from start to finish. On top of that, the staff was incredibly friendly and made us feel welcome right from the start. It was clear that a lot of effort had been put into creating a memorable and enjoyable experience. Highly recommended!

Great experience, lot of different kind on puzzles. Staff is super kind. Suitable for non german speaker too. Shout-out to our game-master Jürgen

I tried the lost bus and the "attentat". The staff was really cool, they were helpful and funny. Both escape rooms are nice and have many different riddles. Groups of 4 are the best size, I think

We asked to do one escape game in English and they were all very prepared for that. We were 4 persons and we did the "Lost Bus". 'The effects and everything was great, I was super afraid because I am easily scared. Nonetheless, I had a great time and the organizers are fantastic and really friendly. I would recommend it for sure, I will go back.

Awesome, the ‘one million’ game is totally worth playing!! Great fun and the people there are making the game nicer as they don't give hints too early. Awesome awesome with the right group!

This was the second year in a row that I celebrated my birthday at Live Act Games. The second room was just as much fun as the first. I was a little worried that a jail cell would be too sterile, but I had nothing to worry about! We had a blast, especially because the personnel were so friendly and attentive. Looking forward to going back and trying the third room!

Absolutely fantastic escape room place! Friends and I went here and were not disappointed at all! If you're looking for a good time with friends, highly encourage going here!

This cinema is very good. But not for hundreds of people) Sound also good. And film what I saw wasn't bad.

Super

(Translated by Google) Great little arthouse cinema with 2 screens. We were in the small hall with 25 seats and a living room atmosphere. The picture and sound were perfect and you can buy snacks and drinks quite cheaply that you can take with you to the cinema. Like many old town cinemas, the Andreasstadel also has a very special charm. Only the parking situation directly in front of the door is not very favorable. (Original) Tolles kleines Arthouse-Kino mit 2 Sälen. Wir waren im kleinen Saal mit 25 Plätzen und Wohnzimmer-Atmosphäre. Bild und Ton waren einwandfrei und es gibt recht günstig Snacks und Getränke zu kaufen, die man mit ins Kino nehmen kann. Wie viele Altstadtkinos hat auch der Andreasstadel einen ganz besonderen Charme. Lediglich die Parkplatzsituation direkt vor der Tür ist nicht ganz günstig.

(Translated by Google) Nice little cinema with very select films (Original) Schönes kleines Kino mit sehr erlesenen Filmen

(Translated by Google) A small, pleasant arthouse cinema with two screening rooms. A great program with great films—just the thing if you're tired of the Marvel universe or Netflix. (Original) Kleines, nettes Programmkino mit zwei Vorführräumen. Super Filmprogramm mit tollen Filmen - genau das richtige wenn man genug hat vom Marvel-Universum oder Netflix.

(Translated by Google) Small but nice. No blockbusters, but interesting films. (Original) Klein aber fein. Keine Blockbuster aber dafür interessante Filme.

(Translated by Google) You can't see seats in the back if someone in the front is taller than 190 cm (Original) Hinten Sitzplätze sieht man nicht, wenn vorne jemand größer als 190 cm ist