Regensburg is a city in eastern Bavaria, Germany, located at the confluence of the Danube, Naab and Regen rivers. Once a flourishing trading metropolis and political center of the Holy Roman Empire, Regensburg is considered Germany’s best-preserved medieval city and the city has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2006. Explore the medieval city of Regensburg with our travel guide to the Top 10 Things to Do! 🇩🇪
00:00 Introduction
0:31 St. Peter’s Cathedral
1:08 Stone Bridge
1:57 St. Emmeram’s Palace
2:45 St. Emmeram’s Basilica
3:11 Old Town (Altstadt)
3:48 Old Town Hall (Altes Rathaus)
4:40 Regensburg Museum of History
5:15 House of Bavarian History
5:48 Historische Wurstkuchl
6:25 Walhalla Memorial
7:08 Conclusion
#regensburg #germany #travel
[Music] hello Travelers Welcome to our Channel today we’re diving into the enchanting city of Regensburg Germany where history Blends seamlessly with Modern Life once a flourishing trading metropolis and political center of the Holy Roman Empire Regensburg is considered Germany’s best preserved medieval city and the city has been a UNESCO world heritage site since 2006 so let’s explore the top 10 things to do in this picturesque medieval gy our journey begins at the iconic St Peter’s Cathedral one of the most significant achievements of Gothic architecture in Bavaria Germany with its Towers visible from afar the cathedral is the center of the UNESCO world heritage city of Regensburg the cathedral also possesses the most extensive preserved medieval stained glass collection in the German speaking World consisting of tens of thousands of colored glasses from the 13th and 14th centuries assembled in a mosaic like manner Marvel at its stunning Gothic architecture towering spires and the historical stained glass next to St Peter’s Cathedral is the famous stone bridge a masterpiece of medieval architecture with the start of construction in 1135 the stone bridge spans about 300 met over the danu river and is the oldest preserved bridge in Germany for almost 800 years until 1935 the stone bridge remained the only only bridge that served as a reliable crossing of the danu in Regensburg and the surrounding area as the entrance to the city the bridge was originally guarded by three towers but only the bridge tower on the city side is still preserved which offers an excellent view over the city take aurely stroll across this historic bridge and soak in panoramic views of the city along the way step into the lap of luxury at the St emir’s Palace the residents of the princely thern and taxis family located south of regensburg’s Oldtown St emir’s Palace has well over 500 rooms making it the largest privately inhabited Palace in Germany the palace is built on the extensive complex of one of Europe’s most important Benedictine abies the Imperial Abbey of St emiram and the oldest sections of the complex date back to the 12th century the palace’s state rooms are also full of History containing tapestries from the Brussels period per and interior decoration from the palace th when taxis in Frankfurt arm main explore the medieval CL at the monastery and the state rooms of the princely family and be awed by the Grandeur of the palace complex next to St emir’s Palace is St emir’s Basilica a magnificent Benedictine Monastery with roots dating back to the 8th Century originally founded as St emiram Abbey the abbey church became a Parish Church in 1964 and was hence renamed as St emram Basilica admire its Exquisite architecture ornate chapels and learn about the church’s Rich history and cultural significance lose yourself in the cobblestone streets and medieval charm of regensburg’s Oldtown or alot the Oldtown is an exceptional example of a central European medieval trading center which illustrates an interchange of cultural and Architectural influences the historic fabric reflects some two Millennia of structural continuity and includes ancient Roman Romanesque and Gothic buildings wander past colorful facades hidden Courtyards and quaint cafes and be sure to visit the Lively markets brimming with local produce and Artisan crafts the old town hall or Altus rat house offers another glimpse into regensburg’s medieval past the Old Town Hall was built when Regensburg was elevated to the status of a free Imperial City in 1245 and the oldest part of the Old Town Hall is the 55 meter high tower from 1663 to 1806 the Perpetual diet was also held in the Oldtown Hall where high-ranking princes Dukes Bishops and City representatives of the Holy Roman Empire deliberated political matters at the basement of the Old Town Hall however lies the frag stat the torture chamber of the Middle Ages with its torture tools preserved in the original state take a guided tour to see the historic council chambers and the chilling torture chamber where Justice was once administered dive deep into the city’s past at the Regensburg Museum of History located in the former minority Monastery the museum showcases regensburg’s history of art and culture from the Stone Age to the 19th century this includes prehistory and early history Roman times stone sculpture of the Middle Ages life and trade in medieval Regensburg sacred art of the 15th and 16th century to home decor and arts and crafts of the 16th to 19th century it is a historical Journey you will never forget the house of Bavarian history is located directly on the danu and is one of the most modern museum buildings in Europe opened in 2019 the museum presents the history of Bavaria through contemporary installations exhibitions Publications and digital media offerings the museum also showcases collections of contemporary historical objects illustrating political and cultural events that ultimately shaped the Bavarian identity it is a fascinating experience to learn about what it means to be a Bavarian time for a taste of tradition at the historic sausage kitchen or histor wor cul serving up delicious Bavarian sausages since the 12th century where the Regensburg stone masons and Dock Workers indulged themselves in the Middle Ages much has remained the same to this day the open charcoal grill the homemade sausages made from Pure pork ham the sauerkraut from their own fermentation Cellar and the well-known vers cul mustard join locals and visitors alike as you Savor mouthwatering sausages grilled to Perfection accompanied by sauerkraut and freshly baked bread for a dose of national pride head to the Walhalla Memorial a majestic neoclassical building constructed in the form of a temple overlooking the danu river just a short drive away from regensburg’s Oldtown Valhalla Memorial was created by order of the Bavarian King ludig I and represents one of the most important German national monuments of the 19th century it was essentially built as a place of remembrance for german-speaking men and women of outstanding Merit as an inspiration and reference point for the nation discover statues and busts honoring famous figures from German history from poets and philosophers to scientists and rulers and there you have it folks our top 10 picks for an unforgettable experience in Regensburg Germany whether you’re exploring its historic landmarks or immersing yourself in its vibrant culture Regensburg is sure to Captivate your heart thanks for watching and until next time happy exploring [Music]
1 Comment
❤