Old Stone Bridge

A medieval bridge across the Danube is the most famous landmark in Regensburg, in addition to the cathedral. It is listed by UNESCO as part of the World Heritage Regensburg Historical Center.

The stone bridge in Regensburg, the architectural star of the old town of Regensburg, existed in the Middle Ages and is still in use, and still very fashionable, crossing from the bridge, seeing the tramp sleeping.

The stone bridge's fame feels more powerful than it has so far, not only because of the huge role played in the Middle Ages, but because it has remained the same until now.

Regensburg is a beautiful ancient capital by the Danube, with a long history and important towns along the Danube since Roman times. The stone bridge that crossed the Danube in 1135 is an example of many great stone bridges in later Europe! The Regensburg stone bridge is being repaired, but there are many young people wearing national costumes around the stone bridge at leisure!

The stone bridge is one of the most important bridge buildings of the Middle Ages and is an example of many large stone bridges from the 12th to 13th centuries, including the Elbe River at Dresden, the Voltava River in Prague, the Thames in London and the French River Avignon.

World Heritage Site, Regensburg is very beautiful, the bridge surface of the Dashiqiao is a bit new after maintenance, not simple enough. The Danube River flows happily under the bridge, the clear river water, without a little impurities.

The 800-year-old stone bridge has 16 bridge holes. It is the only bridge in Regensburg in the Middle Ages. After visiting the old town, tourists who have walked to the river or visited the water museum or tasted the bridge. The cloud overturned the turbid water and the stone bridge stood on it and there was also a mood. ～