Old Corn market and Old Town Hall

The coronary heart of Regensburg's super UNESCO World Heritage repute Old Town focuses across the Alter Kornmarkt, or Old Corn market. It's right here you'll see the oldest surviving part of the city, the Roman Tower dating from the 2nd century, and the Herzogshof, a residence of the Dukes of Bavaria first cited in AD 988. On the south facet of the rectangular stands the Old Chapel dating from 1002 with its luxurious Rococo interior, in addition to the 7th-century Baroque Carmelite Church.

Other highlights to discover encompass the Regensburg Museum of History in an vintage monastery with its great presentations of Roman and medieval artifacts, and the Kepler House, in which astronomer Johannes Kepler died in 1630 it's now a museum with unique units and documents. It's also where you'll discover the Old Town Hall relationship from the 14th to 18th centuries with its historical residences, medieval court, artwork series, and antiquities. The building's excellent Imperial Hall is the well-known assembly-location of the first German parliament from 1663 to 1806.