Among the Gothic towers and medieval streets of Regensburg lies a secret geometric spirit : Castra Regina . This tour reveals the massive Roman military fortress that still dictates the layout of the modern city. Join us to trace the walls of Legio III Italica hidden in car parks and cellars, and discover how a military machine turned into a Bavarian Capital of Culture. We will explore how Roman wine became monastic beer, how a headquarters became the Jewish Quarter, and how the city's stones tell a story of empire, destruction, and rebirth
1.4 km self-guided tour with 8 stops over 93 min.
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From Regensburg Hauptbahnhof take the local public transport towards the Dachauplatz car park. From the nearest stop, walk the last few minutes to Parkhaus Dachauplatz, Regensburg, Germany. Please check the current connection with the local transport association on the day of travel.
From Römerturm am Kornmarkt first walk to the nearest stop and take the local public transport back to Regensburg Hauptbahnhof. Starting point is Römerturm am Kornmarkt, Regensburg, Germany. Please check the current connection on the day of travel.
A massive section of the original Roman fortress wall, preserved in a modern car park.
Home to the 'foundation stone' of Castra Regina (179 AD), which proves the military origin of the city.
A quiet street where the curvature of the buildings follows exactly the line of the Roman wall.
The north gate of the camp, facing the Danube and the enemy, shows massive military technology.
An excavation site under the church showing layers from the Roman HQ to the ducal residence.
A medieval patrician house in the north sector with a mural referring to Roman 'giants'.
The former Roman headquarters, then Jewish quarter, now a square. The Band-Aid marks history.
A medieval tower built on Roman foundations that connects defensive needs for centuries.
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