Walhalla

The most striking thing about entering the old town is the St. Petersburg Cathedral, the main representative of Gothic architecture in Bavaria and southern Germany, and the main church of the Catholic Regensburg parish. The church is as quiet as ever, everyone is silently visiting, and there is a lot of historical materials in the basement. was once destroyed by the fire twice and was rebuilt in 1273. The nave is 32 meters high and the tower is 105 meters high. The church has a total length of 86 meters and a width of 34.8 meters. There is a basement in the church, which can be lowered from the stairs. There are stone monuments and some leftover objects to understand. The church can watch an hour and learn a lot about Bavaria.

When it came to the market, the weather was a bit rainy, but the enthusiastic locals talked and laughed and made us very happy. You see, this cottage is super cute, with a pointed style, the magician waved a magic wand and made a Christmas gift. Is the frog prince or the cute Snow White, wait and see! Of course, in the big winter, drink a hot drink and eat a piece of bread with sausage, so that the stomach is warmest and most comfortable. The locals in the Christmas market are drinking and eating in groups of three and five, feeling full of happiness. However, compared to the previous Fussen Christmas market, the price here is relatively expensive.

There is a beautiful little town on the Danube River in Germany called Regensburg, which has been an important town along the Danube since Roman times. What impressed me more than its long history is its chocolate. 1686

On the Danube river in winter, stroll through Regensburg. Along the way to Bavaria, Germany, it was rainy and rainy, and suddenly went to Regensburg, the sun father revealed his head was very happy. Walk in the old town, where you can have a day to play. Although many of the interior attractions can't be photographed, this is the only building in Germany that has been preserved after the war. It is worth a visit. There is St. Peter's Cathedral, 800 bridges spanning the Danube in 800 years, vicissitudes of Roman walls and stone arches, more city halls, chapels, Valhalla, New Pfarr Square Tour, Tulln and Taksis Palace, Italian Tower, St. Aimeram Monastery, etc.

Regensburg is a historic town. The history of the Celtic tombs dates back to 400 BC. It may be because of its superior location. Regensburg has left its mark on the dynasties. For example, the remains of the Romans, as well as the famous Dom Cathedral, even the first chocolate shop in Germany was born in this town. But as an important town in the Bavarian state, it is always advancing with the times, and the quaint streets are lined with commercial facilities. Life in Regensburg is like this, elegant and convenient.

In 179 AD, the Roman emperor marched northward and built a fortress on the Danube. This was the prototype of Regensburg and later developed into one of the most prosperous cities in medieval Germany. Regensburg preserves a large number of historic buildings, including Roman, Roman and Gothic buildings that span nearly two thousand years. Witnessed the history of Regensburg as a trade center and witnessed the impact of the city on the region in the ninth century. The most impressive thing about this is the 16 churches that span the Old Town, and every time you open a door you can see an amazing world. The St. Peter's Catholic Cathedral is the main representative of Gothic architecture in Bavaria and southern Germany and is the main church of the Catholic Church of Regensburg. The stone bridge and bridge gate of Regensburg was built between 1135 and 1146 and was one of the most important bridges in the Middle Ages. It was also an example of many large stone bridges from the 12th to the 13th century.