Having escaped major damage during World War II, the picturesque town of Regensburg is one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval cities, the oldest city along the Danube and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Old Stone Bridge, constructed in the 12th century, is a masterpiece of medieval engineering with its 16 arches. St. Peter’s Cathedral is widely considered Bavaria’s best Gothic architectural work. The old town’s Neupfarrplatz square is a cross section of history—it was once a thriving Jewish quarter, a bustling marketplace and the site of Nazi book burnings.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Regensburg Walking Tour
Witness a true medieval city untouched by World War II bombing and rich in architectural splendor.
Historic Regensburg & Jewish Heritage
Discover Regensburg during a walking tour and learn more about the city’s Jewish heritage.
Munich Highlights
See the cultural and historic highlights of one of Germany’s most relaxed cities at the foothills of the Alps.
Local Brewery & Hop Farm Visit
Gain insight into the brewing process and experience life on a hop farm during a visit to the Hallertau region.
Medieval Regensburg
Explore Regensburg and its Old Town Hall, which was built when the city was appointed a Free Imperial City in 1245.
Videos
Cooking with Karine: Bratwurst
Taste a variety of German delicacies with Karine in Nuremberg’s medieval district, and learn some of the best side dishes to go with them, perhaps paired with a local brew.
German Language Lesson
Learn a few useful German words and phrases with Rebecca, your Viking tutor. Prost!
