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Holiday in one of the oldest German cities: Holiday flats in Regensburg

With its Roman origins and a medieval old town, which is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Regensburg is one of the architectural treasures in southern Germany. 1,500 listed buildings and countless museums await you around your holiday home in Regensburg, while the Regensburg music scene is one of the most important in the region. Book your apartment in Regensburg now and discover the medieval bridge tower at the Stone Bridge, the Gothic East Gate or the Old Town Hall with its Imperial Hall; visit Regensburg for the “Days of Old Music” or the Castle Festival. Every year, the Bavarian Jazz Weekend brings groups from Germany and abroad to the Danube, and in the two open-air cinemas of the city you can not only see current productions and film classics, but also get to know the Regensburgers personally. With a private accommodation you are part of the locals during your holiday and still don’t have to make any compromises. Find out more about Apartments in Nuremberg and visit Nuremberg Castle, one of the most important fortifications in Europe, in Bavaria’s second largest city.

Apartments in Regensburg- Explore the unique city!

The history of Regensburg goes back to pre-Christian times, and accordingly the city is rich in historical architecture from all eras. At the northern end of the Danube, countless historical buildings await you around your apartment in Regensburg that bear witness to the former importance of the old trading town: in the salt shed at the Stone Bridge you can get to know the former harbour or marvel at the old Regensburg family towers, above all the nine-storey Golden Tower in Wahlenstraße. The royal villa on the edge of the old town once served King Maximilian II as a summer residence, while St. Emmeran von Thurn und Taxis Castle with its 500 rooms is the largest inhabited castle in Germany. But your private holiday apartment in Regensburg is also located in a city with one of the highest pub-owners in Europe, so that you can quickly connect to the more than 350 restaurants in the old town when you visit it. Also on the way to a holiday apartment in Augsburg you should not miss a detour to Regensburg and visit the Danube city to the Christmas Market or on the occasion of the Regensburg Dult festival in May and August.

Conquer from Regensburg from Southern Germany

130 kilometres from Munich and 110 kilometres from Nuremberg, your holiday home in Regensburg is perfectly connected to the surrounding cities and the whole of southern Germany. Not only the city itself, but also the surrounding area awaits you with sights like the Walhalla Memorial at Donaustauf 11 kilometres away or the Liberation Hall in Kelheim, which you can reach in half an hour from your accommodation in Regensburg. The southeastern small town of Straubing with its medieval old town and ducal palace is also worth a visit. Use your Holiday Apartment in Bavaria, to visit the Hofbräuhaus, the Bavaria Filmstudios and the nearby Schoss Neuschwanstein in Munich. But of course you will also find Apartments in Munich.