Regensburg / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Regensburg
Regensburg’s old town sits beside the Danube, with medieval façades, Roman remains and river views close together.
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Stone Bridge
The Stone Bridge crosses the Danube towards Stadtamhof. From the riverside, compose the arches with the old town behind them.
Search Google MapsSt Peter’s Cathedral
The twin spires of St Peter’s Cathedral rise above the old town. Include nearby façades for scale or use a vertical frame for the exterior.
Search Google MapsOld Town Hall
The Old Town Hall stands on Rathausplatz. Use the open square to fit the building into the frame and then move closer for its entrance.
Search Google MapsPorta Praetoria
The Porta Praetoria is a surviving part of Regensburg’s Roman camp. Photograph its large stone blocks from Unter den Schwibbögen and include the surrounding buildings for context.
Search Google MapsHaidplatz
Haidplatz is framed by buildings including the Goldenes Kreuz and the Neue Waag. A view across the square makes their different façades part of one composition.
Search Google MapsSt James’ Church
St James’ Church is known for its sculpted Scots’ Portal, which is protected by a glass vestibule. Check access before visiting and look for the stone figures.
Search Google MapsStadtamhof
Stadtamhof lies across the Danube from the old town. Explore its streets for colourful façades, then look back towards the bridge.
Search Google MapsSt Emmeram
The former abbey church of St Emmeram is part of Regensburg’s historic centre. Frame the exterior and its setting before looking for smaller architectural details.
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