The Regensburg Audio Guide is ideal for independent travelers. Discover Germany’s best-preserved medieval city. Here, at every turn, you’ll encounter reminders of a vibrant past: from traces of the Romans and the castles of medieval merchants to the modern bar scene, which is shaped by students. We’d like to show you this diverse and fascinating city on the Danube in 17 stops.
The Regensburg Audio Guide lets you explore this impressive city anytime for just €5.99. Scan the QR code or tap the download links on this page, and once you’ve installed the Future History app, you’re ready to go. It’s convenient, at your own pace, and without having to join a large group. Decide for yourself when to start the tour and when to take breaks. You can listen to or read about particularly interesting stops as many times as you like.
Highlights of the tour include the Stone Bridge, the cathedral, and an introduction to the city’s history. Like many European cities, Regensburg is best explored on foot; you’ll be walking mainly on cobblestone streets, so comfortable shoes are a must.
Founded by the Romans, Regensburg developed into a city of long-distance trade over the course of the Middle Ages thanks to the Danube as a trade route. Regensburg’s merchants traded in luxury goods from all over Europe: they were just as well known in Kyiv as they were in Venice and Flanders. Spices, fine fabrics, furs, and other treasures were traded through Regensburg.
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Stone Bridge (Google Maps)
Regensburg Audio Guide: Over the course of 17 stops, you’ll discover the history of a city founded by the Romans, which was once among the wealthiest cities in Europe and is now home to the best-preserved medieval city in Germany. We recommend starting the tour at the Stone Bridge:
