The best city hikes and walks in Kreuther Forst

Unassuming, hidden and wonderful!

The restaurants and cafes are very good and you can relax and watch the hustle and bustle on the street.

Stadtamhof has a very special flair with its cafés and restaurants

Wonderful cycle path right past the Gasthaus Auer-Bräu. Great beer and food!

Schwabelweis Danube Bridge, also known as the Odessa Ring in Regensburg. The Odessa Ring, or locally called the Eastern Bypass, has been an important crossing over the Danube in Regensburg for decades. It can be used not only by cars and trucks, but also on foot and by bicycle on the east side of the bridge.

Beautiful view of the Danube 🌊 - Regensburg

Regensburg Post Coach Museum (Closed due to the owners' age) The cultural association "Federal Association of Independent Post Coach Drivers" dedicated itself to restoring old, historic postal vehicles, from stagecoaches to postal buses, in order to preserve this piece of postal history for posterity. Among other things, the museum housed the only three remaining postal buses in Germany. Source: https://museen.de/regensburger-postkutscher-museum-regensburg.html

Iron Bridge (Regensburg) The current Iron Bridge was completed in 1991 and connects Regensburg's Old Town with the Lower Wöhrd district. The bridge had several wooden predecessors dating back to the 15th century and crosses the southern branch of the Danube at river kilometer 2,379.26. Due to its direct connection to the historic Old Town, a delicate steel structure with the load-bearing capacity for a future tram line was chosen for the new bridge in 1991. The 81-meter-long arch bridge with its elevated roadway is divided into spans of 23.70 m, 34.60 m, and 23.70 m, with a roadway width of 9 meters and a superstructure width of 16 meters. The oldest record of a wooden predecessor bridge at this location is found in a parchment manuscript that mentions a severe ice jam in 1431/32, during which the bridge was destroyed. Another manuscript mentions 1511 as the year the bridge was built, but this likely refers to the reconstruction of a bridge after an ice jam. An enormous ice jam in February 1784, at the end of an unusually cold, snowy winter, not only resulted in the loss of the central tower of the Stone Bridge but also the destruction of the wooden bridge to the Lower Wöhrd, despite attempts to weigh it down by piling up many stones. The bridge's destruction led to consideration at the time of connecting the Lower Wöhrd—as with the Upper Wöhrd—to the Old Town via a stairway leading from the Stone Bridge. A massive ice jam in February 1784, at the end of an unusually cold, snowy winter, not only resulted in the loss of the central tower of the Stone Bridge but also the destruction of the wooden bridge to the Lower Wöhrd, despite attempts to weigh it down by piling up many stones. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eiserne_Br%C3%BCcke_(Regensburg)#:~:text=Die%20heutige%20Eiserne%20Br%C3%BCcke%20was,Donau%20bei%20Stromkilometer%202.379%2C26.