Regensburg really has a lot to offer. So if you have time make your trip longer than a weekend, please do so. If not, just walk around and soak up everything. There is a lot you can see just by passing it. Like all the old houses, the many churches and the atmosphere around the river. Groups of young people sit at the shores of the Danube with drinks and music. The whole thing has such a camp flair but in a good way. And let’s not forget that Regensburg is a university city and therefore full of young people. So here are another couple of images from my trip to Regensburg. Yours, Pollybert
two women kissing in a church @Regensburg
still early for a party @Regensburg
strolling through the old town @Regensburg
don’t they look like bells? @Regensburg
beautiful windows and facade details @Regensburg
coat of arms with the two crossed keys for the city inside @Regensburg
one of the Patrician towers @Regensburg
it must have been early morning with so few people about @Regensburg
narrow alley @Regensburg
looking out of the old city hall @Regensburg
view onto the Stone Bridge @Regensburg
graffitti from 1794 @Regensburg
I love how the Romans get invoked @Regensburg
a balcony can also be on the side @Regensburg
all windows can have a different size @Regensburg
Stone Bridge at night @Regensburg
churches are built on a platform @Regensburg
walking along the Danube @Regensburg
