Regensberg

Yesterday we docked in Regensberg and went on a walking tour. It is the fourth largest city in Bavaria known as the city of churches. The celts settled here about 500BC. Situated on the northern most point of the Danube.

Before arriving in Regensberg we crossed the continential divide. Unfortunately this concrete wall is the official landmark, you would think with the money that it cost that they would have made a more splendid monument.

A mural to remind the merchants and leaders to treat those below them well as they may fight back if you don’t based on the David and Goliath.

This is the measuring stick on the town hall for all merchants to check as they arrive in town.  As each town had it’s own measure, the neighbouring town may have been an inch longer or shorter and the punishment for under length was severe.

Cathedral of St Peter – Dom St Peter

Kevin  climbed the tower of the local church.

Imagine this setting for the next BBQ.

The church of the Thurn & Taxis Palace.