Hotels in Regensburg, Germany
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Regensburg
Regensburg is one of Bavaria's best-preserved medieval cities, situated at the intersection of the Danube and Regen rivers. Its old town survived the Second World War almost untouched, making it home to the largest intact medieval centre in Germany and earning it a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Roman roots and imperial history shape the streets here, yet a lively student population keeps the atmosphere youthful. Anyone planning to visit Regensburg will find the historic centre and its riverside setting mesmerizing. For a comfortable base, choose Leonardo Smart Hotel Regensburg, which puts the city's top sights within easy reach.
Get your bearings
Regensburg's compact old town is best explored on foot, with narrow medieval lanes leading to open squares within minutes of each other. The main train station connects the city to Munich and Nuremberg in about an hour, while Prague and Vienna are accessible via international railway corridors with regular daily and night trains. The Stone Bridge, built in the 12th century and one of the oldest surviving bridges of its kind in Europe, connects the two banks of the Danube.
Don’t miss
Regensburg Cathedral, with its twin Gothic spires, dominates the skyline and rewards a climb with sweeping views over the city. The Stone Bridge remains the city's most photographed landmark, connecting centuries of trade history to the old town's cobbled streets. Nearby, the Historic Sausage Kitchen has served Regensburg sausages by the river for around 900 years, making it one of the oldest continuously running restaurants in the world. History runs even deeper at the Porta Praetoria, a quiet fragment of the old Roman city wall.
While you’re there
One of the best things to do in Regensburg is simply wandering around Haidplatz, where cafés and small shops now fill restored merchant houses. Afterwards, head to the Sausage Kitchen or a nearby beer garden for a taste of local specialities, then cross over to Stadtamhof for a view of the old town from across the water. However you choose to spend your time in Regensburg, Leonardo Hotels guarantee a pleasant stay.
Regensburg is one of Bavaria's best-preserved medieval cities, situated at the intersection of the Danube and Regen rivers. Its old town survived the Second World War almost untouched, making it home to the largest intact medieval centre in Germany and earning it a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Roman roots and imperial history shape the streets here, yet a lively student population keeps the atmosphere youthful. Anyone planning to visit Regensburg will find the historic centre and its riverside setting mesmerizing. For a comfortable base, choose Leonardo Smart Hotel Regensburg, which puts the city's top sights within easy reach.
Get your bearings
Regensburg's compact old town is best explored on foot, with narrow medieval lanes leading to open squares within minutes of each other. The main train station connects the city to Munich and Nuremberg in about an hour, while Prague and Vienna are accessible via international railway corridors with regular daily and night trains. The Stone Bridge, built in the 12th century and one of the oldest surviving bridges of its kind in Europe, connects the two banks of the Danube.
Don’t miss
Regensburg Cathedral, with its twin Gothic spires, dominates the skyline and rewards a climb with sweeping views over the city. The Stone Bridge remains the city's most photographed landmark, connecting centuries of trade history to the old town's cobbled streets. Nearby, the Historic Sausage Kitchen has served Regensburg sausages by the river for around 900 years, making it one of the oldest continuously running restaurants in the world. History runs even deeper at the Porta Praetoria, a quiet fragment of the old Roman city wall.
While you’re there
One of the best things to do in Regensburg is simply wandering around Haidplatz, where cafés and small shops now fill restored merchant houses. Afterwards, head to the Sausage Kitchen or a nearby beer garden for a taste of local specialities, then cross over to Stadtamhof for a view of the old town from across the water. However you choose to spend your time in Regensburg, Leonardo Hotels guarantee a pleasant stay.