Ratisbonne UNESCO: Visite Guidée Incontournable en Français

malgré un temps médiocre notre promenade dans la ville et vieux quartiers a été très sympa, variée, le guidde nous a bien aidés

We thoroughly enjoyed our guided walking tour of Regensburg. The picturesque old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is filled with historic gems from different eras. Among these are the remains of the Roman gate and walls that date to the 2nd century. Also of interest are the 12th-century Stone Bridge that spans the Danube and the twin-spired 13th-century St. Peter Cathedral, both major emblems of the city. An unexpected treat — just across from the entrance to the magnificent cathedral — was the building that served as Napoleons headquarters during the 1809 Battle of Regensburg. Yet another surprise was the Historic Sausage Kitchen of Regensburg near the Stone Bridge. Said to be the longest continuously-operated public restaurant in the world, it is housed in a building that was erected in 1135 (!) and which was originally the construction office of the Stone Bridge. A guided tour of the Old Town of Regensburg is very much worthwhile. I highly recommend it.

Preciosa esta localidad que fuera capital bávara en el siglo VI, Regensburg, ciudad de reyes, ciudad de la lluvia, aquella Castro Regina del 179 D. C, es Patrimonio de la humanidad desde 2006. Tienes que ver la inmensa catedral gótica, tremenda para una localidad modesta.