Regensburg Where Roman Towers Meet Danube Delights | Bavaria, Germany

Regensburg stands as Italy's northernmost city in spirit, where Roman heritage meets medieval splendor along the banks of the Danube. The city showcases 2,000-year-old Roman walls and the rare Porta Pretoria, one of only two preserved Roman gates north of the Alps. Its distinctive skyline features 20 surviving medieval towers of the original 60, inspired by Tuscan architecture - the largest collection north of the Alps. The city's pedestrian-friendly old town combines Bavarian charm with Italian influence, featuring colorful murals, historic gässchen (alleyways), and the 500-year-old Wurstkuchl restaurant serving traditional sausages. Located just 90 minutes from Munich, this UNESCO-protected city offers a perfect blend of historical architecture, riverside scenery, and culinary excellence, making it an ideal destination for cultural exploration and relaxed wandering.