Regensburg: Roman, Medieval and Jewish Heritage
Three chapters of the city’s history in one walk
From the Porta Praetoria of the Roman legionary fortress Castra Regina to the medieval merchant city and the Jewish quarter at Neupfarrplatz, this tour traces the layers of Regensburg’s history in one walk.
The route
- Porta Praetoriasurviving traces of the Roman legionary fortress Castra Regina.
- Cathedral Square and surroundingsthe shift from Roman outpost to medieval bishop’s city.
- Merchant houses and towersthe wealthy trading city of the Middle Ages.
- Old Town Hallexterior view and context on the seat of the Perpetual Diet.
- Neupfarrplatzcentre of the medieval Jewish quarter before 1519.
- Stone Bridgea link between the eras, with views out over the Danube.
What you take away
- Roman traces at the Porta Praetoria
- A medieval merchant city of towers
- Jewish heritage at Neupfarrplatz
- Three eras linked in a single walk
Who this tour suits
For history-minded guests who want more than a surface look at the old town, and well suited to study trips.
Price (2026 rates)
| Guided tour up to 2 hours | 165 € |
| Half day up to 4 hours | 285 € |
| Full day up to 8 hours | 500 € |
| Additional hour | 60 € |
All prices net and as a group rate for up to 25 people. Entrance fees, the travel allowance (min. 30 €) and third-party services are not included. Full price overview.
Frequently asked questions about this tour
Do we need prior knowledge for this tour?
No, the tour works well without any prior knowledge; your guide moves chronologically and puts each era into context.
Is the history of Jewish Regensburg covered in depth?
Yes, the medieval Jewish quarter around Neupfarrplatz is a fixed part of the tour; if you are interested, this section can be explored in more depth on request.
Is the tour suitable for school or study groups?
Yes, the thematic structure is well suited for groups with a historical interest; content and language can be adapted to the respective level.
