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Where History and Modernity Meet on the Danube
In Regensburg, every street is an adventure waiting to happen. Start your journey with a walk across the Stone Bridge, a marvel of medieval engineering. Discover the majestic St. Emmeram Palace and be enchanted by the gothic splendor of St. Peter's Cathedral. For a deeper dive into German history, the Museum of Bavarian History is a must-visit. Let the diverse facets of this city surprise you and explore all that Regensburg has to offer.
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The Stone Bridge in Regensburg, built in the 12th century, is considered one of the most significant medieval structures in Germany and was the city's only bridge over the Danube for over 800 years.
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Steinerne Brücke
The Stone Bridge in Regensburg, an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, was constructed between 1135 and 1146. It stands as the city's most significant structure alongside the Regensburg Cathedral, once famed for the 'Brückenmännchen,' a beloved symbol. The bridge connects the old town with the Stadtamhof district, showcasing medieval engineering prowess.
Schloss St. Emmeram
St. Emmeram's Palace in Regensburg, also known as Thurn and Taxis Palace, was remodeled in the late 19th century by architect Jean-Baptiste Métivier. Originally a monastery, it was acquired by the Thurn and Taxis family during the early 19th century secularization. Recognized as a heritage monument in Bavaria, it includes features like the fountain basin at Emmeramsplatz. Archaeological finds range from the early Middle Ages to modern times.
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