3 Days Itinerary in Regensburg, Germany - Travel Guide

Days	Description
1	Day 1 - Exploring Regensburg's Old Town
2	Day 2 - Delving Into Regensburg's Cultural Heritage
3	Day 3 – Regensburg’s Art, Nature, and Cuisine

Introduction

Experience the fusion of medieval architecture with a modern, vibrant lifestyle over three delightful days in Regensburg, Germany. This itinerary will take you through the town's historic old town, picturesque riverbanks and iconic buildings that transport you back in time while still giving you enough space to indulge in the city's local cuisines, shops, and vibrant culture.

Day 1 - Exploring Regensburg's Old Town

Your journey into the heart of Regensburg begins at Cathedral St. Peter. This magnificent cathedral, with its stunning gothic architecture, is sure to leave you in awe. Embark on a guided tour to take in every ornate detail from the spired towers to the stained glass. Next, head over to the Old Stone Bridge, another iconic landmark of Regensburg which offers splendid views over the city. After that, wander through the winding cobblestone streets of the Historic Old Town to step back in time. Don't forget to grab some lunch from one of the local eateries! Round up the day's adventures with the haunting beauty of Thurn und Taxis Palace and its castle grounds that have witnessed centuries of royal grandeur. Cap off the fruitful day with a traditional German meal and local beer.

Day 2 - Delving Into Regensburg's Cultural Heritage

Day two in Regensburg has no shortage of history and culture. Start your day at the Regensburg Museum of History, where you can immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Regensburg’s past. Afterward, make your way to St. Emmeram's Abbey, a stately, elegant testament to Romanesque architecture that was once home to Benedictine monks. Following lunch, be prepared to be wowed at the Document Neupfarrplatz, an archaeological site showcasing excavations from the Roman and medieval eras. Conclude your day with the impressive sunset views over the Danube River, reminiscing on the city's past while immersing in its peaceful present.

Day 3 – Regensburg’s Art, Nature, and Cuisine

Begin the final day in Regensburg with a visit to the Ostdeutsche Galerie which houses one of Germany’s most comprehensive collections of 20th-century art. Take a stroll through Herzogspark, Regensburg's oldest public park, providing the perfect backdrop to take in nature and tranquility. Don’t miss the Roman Wall and the Botanical Gardens therein. Lunch might be a picnic in the park or a meal at an eatery of your choice. In the afternoon, head to Regensburg's Old Sausage Kitchen, one of the oldest continuously open public houses in the world, where you can savour traditional Bavarian dishes like sausages and sauerkraut. Finally, round off your trip by treating yourself to a shopping spree in the local boutiques offering quirky souvenirs to add to your treasure box of memories from Regensburg.