Regensburg Cathedral

Regensburg Cathedral Located at close to the Stone Bridge in Old Town Regensburg lies the Domplatz, the Cathedral Square, for centuries the hub of the metropolis. The 13th-century Cathedral of St. Peter with its 105 meter high spires and astounding west front dating from 1395 to 1440 is the finest Gothic church in Bavaria. Its spacious indoors is of top notch splendor, its maximum amazing functions being its tremendous 13th- and 14th-century stained glass and the figures of the Annunciation from 1280 on the 2 western piers of the crossing. Adjoining the stunning 14th century cloister is the Romanesque.

All Saints Chapel with its outstanding wall paintings, and on the north face is St. Stephen's Chapel, which dates back to AD 800. The cathedral is famed for its boys' choir, the Domspatzen, as well as for its putting organ, the largest of its type n the arena, and a highlight of any go to is to pay attention either supply of music in motion. Visitors also are welcome to attend mass here, and guided excursions are to be had. Also of note is the Cathedral Treasury with its shows of gold and textiles from the 11th to the 20th century.