View of the Danube – View of Regensburg Cathedral loop from Tegernheim

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View of the Danube – View of Regensburg Cathedral loop from Tegernheim

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View of the Danube – View of Regensburg Cathedral loop from Tegernheim

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15.7km

60m

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Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 6.56 km for 54 m

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2.08 km

View of the Danube

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great atmosphere and very calming.

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6.46 km

View of Regensburg Cathedral from the North Bank

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Beautiful view of the cathedral city

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6.70 km

When visiting Regensburg you definitely shouldn't miss it: A masterpiece of medieval architecture in Germany - The Stone Bridge.
Along with Regensburg Cathedral, it is the city's most important landmark and was certainly one of the reasons why Regensburg was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Stone Bridge, which connects the old Bavarian district of Stadtamhof with Regensburg's old town, was considered a real wonder of the world in the Middle Ages. It was built in just 11 years, probably between 1135 and 1146. The busy trade traffic of Regensburg, an important economic center in the Middle Ages, required the permanent river crossing. So the council and citizens decided to build the building. For almost 800 years, until 1935, it remained the only bridge that served as a reliable Danube crossing in Regensburg and the surrounding area. The impressive structure spans the river in round stone arches at around 300 meters.

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6.79 km

Regensburg — UNESCO World Heritage Site

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In the High Middle Ages, Regensburg was a political center of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation and a flourishing European trading center. The old town is an exceptional example of an intact medieval trading town (inclusion criterion iv). In 2006 UNESCO added the old town of Regensburg with Stadtamhof to the World Heritage List.

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7.27 km

Old town ensemble

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In 2006, the listed ensemble Altstadt Regensburg with Stadtamhof was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, because it could be proven that the medieval buildings of Regensburg and the associated city architecture are still largely preserved. In the old town of Regensburg there are around 960 monuments on 1.8 km². Even today, the historic double role of a medieval trading center and an early modern meeting place for European diplomats is recognizable in the buildings, squares and alleys of the old town: the Perpetual Reichstag met here from 1663 to 1803 and decided on a European policy that influenced the entire area north of the Alps . Thus, the old town of Regensburg, together with the former Bavarian, non-city and late incorporated Catholic country town Stadtamhof, connected via the stone bridge, is an extraordinary testimony to the cultural traditions, but also to the fractures in the Holy Roman Empire. Its stages of development and sequence in the well-preserved secular and ecclesiastical buildings are recognizable in the formerly Protestant imperial city. This article is intended to describe both the development and the efforts to preserve the building stock as well as the losses in buildings.

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7.31 km

Regensburg Cathedral (Cathedral of St. Peter)

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The cathedral is an impressive building in the old town of Regensburg. The famous "Domspatzen", a boys' choir, is also known from here. It belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage and is an important Gothic work in Bavaria. The stained glass windows from the 13th century are very impressive.

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