Travel Itinerary
Trip to Regensburg • A city trip with sightseeing and local experiences. • next month
Trip Details
Weather Forecast
For: 2026-02-01
In early February Regensburg is cold, with average highs around 3 °C (37 °F) and lows near -2 °C (28 °F). Snow and frosty mornings are common, and occasional rain or sleet can occur, so warm clothing and waterproof shoes are recommended.
Upcoming Holidays
- 2026-03-08•International Women's Day(Internationaler Frauentag)
- 2026-04-03•Good Friday(Karfreitag)
- 2026-04-05•Easter Sunday(Ostersonntag)
- 2026-04-06•Easter Monday(Ostermontag)
- 2026-05-01•Labour Day(Tag der Arbeit)
Regensburg City Sightseeing & Cultural Immersion
Explore Regensburg’s medieval charm in a single day, strolling iconic landmarks along the Danube, admiring stunning Gothic architecture, and diving into the city’s rich history at its museums. End the day with a hearty Bavarian dinner in a historic riverside tavern, soaking up the lively atmosphere of this UNESCO World Heritage city.
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Your Itinerary
Day 1
#1Morning walk across the Stone Bridge
Stone Bridge • Regensburg, Bavaria1 hour
WikiStart your day with a leisurely stroll across the 12th‑century Stone Bridge, enjoying panoramic views of the Danube and the old town skyline.
#2Visit Regensburg Cathedral
Regensburg Cathedral • Regensburg, Bavaria1-2 hours
WikiExplore the towering Gothic cathedral, admire its intricate frescoes and the famous organ, and climb the tower for sweeping city views.
#3Explore the Old Town Hall
Old Town Hall • Regensburg, Bavaria45 minutes
WikiDiscover the beautifully painted façade of the Old Town Hall, learn about its medieval council chamber, and snap photos of the iconic stone lions.
#4Historical Museum Regensburg
Historical Museum • Regensburg, Bavaria2 hours
WikiDive into the city’s past with exhibits ranging from Roman artifacts to medieval trade items, highlighting Regensburg’s role as a trading hub.
#5Dinner at Alte Wurstkuchl
Alte Wurstkuchl • Regensburg, Bavaria2 hours
Enjoy traditional Bavarian fare by the Danube in this historic riverside tavern, famous for its sausages, sauerkraut, and local beers.
