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This self-guided audio walking tour explores Regensburg’s layered past, from Roman remains to Gothic grandeur and princely residences. It is ideal for travelers interested in history, architecture, old town atmosphere, and the story of one of Germany’s best-preserved medieval cities. The route starts at Altes Rathaus in the heart of the Old Town, then leads to the Statue of Don Juan d’Austria and the frescoed Goliathhaus. From there, you continue to the 12th-century Steinerne Brücke over the Danube and nearby Donaumarkt, before reaching Porta Praetoria, a surviving Roman gate from 179 AD. The walk then passes Bischofshof am Dom and the soaring St. Peter Cathedral, followed by the patrician Goldener Turm and historic Neupfarrplatz. In the final stretch, the tour heads south to St. Emmeram’s Abbey and the grand Schloss St. Emmeram of the Thurn und Taxis family, before ending at Haidplatz, one of Regensburg’s most characterful squares. Along the way, the most memorable experiences include standing before Roman stonework, crossing a Danube bridge with 16 arches, gazing up at cathedral spires, and wandering through streets where merchants, bishops, and emperors once passed.

Dive into the enchanting history of Regensburg with this Self-Guided Audio Tour. Tailored for history enthusiasts and curious explorers, this tour offers an engaging adventure through time in one of Germany's most storied cities. Unlock the secrets of ancient streets and the tales of bygone days, all at your own pace. Your journey starts at the bustling Haidplatz and takes you past the majestic Old Stone Bridge and the towering St. Peter's Cathedral. Along a well-trodden path, you'll encounter the ancient Roman gateway of Porta Praetoria, absorb the Baroque splendor of the Alte Kapelle, and stand before the grand mural at Goliathhaus. The route will lead you through serene courtyards and past the significant homes of history-makers, finally ending at the reflective calm of Bismarckplatz. This tour promises a vivid recollection of a city's rich tapestry of history. You'll experience the awe of gothic spires, the artistic marvel of stained glass, and the palpable sense of stories etched in stone. It's more than a walk; it's a journey through the echoes of time.

Discover the intriguing world of Regensburg, a city that has stood for 2000 years, with this self-guided audio tour. Aimed at curious travelers eager to explore at their own pace, this tour offers a deep dive into the city's history and hidden corners, narrated through your own device. Begin your walk at the ancient Porta Praetoria, a Roman gateway that introduces you to the city's storied heritage, and end your journey at the peaceful St. James's Church, a space where art and history converge. The route will take you from one significant landmark to another, threading through the city's narrow, winding alleys and grand cathedrals. You'll marvel at the Regensburg Cathedral's Gothic spires and the historic Old Stone Bridge that arches over the Danube. As you follow the trail, be ready to encounter the quaint Scots Monastery, St. Emmeram's Abbey's opulent architecture, and the old-world charm of the city's historic sausage kitchen. Each point of interest on the tour has been selected to provide an enriching narrative of Regensburg's past and its cultural impact. Memorable moments await as you learn about the famous astronomer at Kepler's Memorial House and stand where the Synagogue once welcomed its community. While the past echoes throughout Regensburg, this tour ensures that the stories and significance of each location are vividly brought to life. Tune into a rich tapestry of tales from bygone eras and become an explorer of time in the enchanting city of Regensburg.

What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of the old town in Germany? Beer, sightseeing on every corner, and not the most humane ways of punishment. You are not mistaken, because this city has it all. Explore the historic city of Regensburg with this tour! Your immersion in old times begins on the square where the Reichstag was founded. It served as the heart of the city where every citizen used to spend his time. Walk across the stone bridge that is so unbelievably old that it was used by the members of the second and the third crusades in the 12th century, connecting Regensburg channels of trade and transportation for eternity. Continue your tour near the Gothic cathedral, which was being built for a quarter of a millennium, and listen to the bewildering legend associated with it. Touch (literally) the architecture and ideas of that time. Feel its spirit and audacity. Enjoy drinks and food at restaurants steeped in history and equally rich scenery. And, finally, find out about breathtaking stories and rumors about the city of Regensburg.
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Neupfarrplatz occupies a historically layered site in the heart of Regensburg. In the Middle Ages, it was part of the city’s Jewish quarter and the site of its synagogue. After Regensburg’s Jewish community was expelled in 1519, the synagogue was destroyed, and a pilgrimage chapel dedicated to the Beautiful Mary was established here. The Neupfarrkirche that followed later became a Protestant church and remains the square’s most prominent building. Under the square, archaeological finds preserve traces of Roman and medieval Regensburg. At street level, Dani Karavan’s stone artwork Misrach outlines the former synagogue, making its absence visible within a space used for everyday city life. Together, the church, memorial, and buried remains make Neupfarrplatz a place to consider the city’s history as well as its architecture.
Before you enter
- Allow time to explore the square on foot; its historical details are easy to miss when passing through.
- Check Neupfarrkirche’s current opening hours if you hope to go inside.
- Bring a map of Regensburg’s Old Town to connect the square with nearby historic streets.
What to expect
- Neupfarrplatz is an open public square, not an enclosed attraction.
- Look for the outline of the former synagogue set into the pavement.
- Expect shops and everyday pedestrian activity alongside the historic landmarks.
During your visit
- Walk around Neupfarrkirche to see how it occupies the former Jewish quarter.
- Pause at the synagogue memorial and leave its low stone forms unobstructed for others.
- Read any on-site historical information before moving on to the surrounding Old Town.
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