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Regensburg

Posted by Timothy on

2020. Corona. Travelling is a different game. Yet our Fernweh acted up too often. So we arranged a train trip to Germany and Austria. Specifically to Leipzig in Saxony, several spots in Bavaria and returning home with ÖBB‘s Nightjet from Innsbruck in Tyrol to Brussels in Belgium.

We included Regensburg (which in French has the perfect-for-a-book name Ratisbonne) in one of the many replannings of this trip. For Danny and I, its main attraction is Schloss Höfling. It is now owned by the Princely House of Thurn und Taxis. 

After visiting the Schloss, we just walked around the medieval, world heritage town. We wanted to do the House of Bavarian History (Haus der Bayerischen Geschichte), but the museum was closed that day. 

We found, maybe due to the weather, Regensburg to be a bit ‘slow’ and were done with it in a day.

Next stop: Munich.

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