Historic Cities
Walk Regensburg in 1250
AI rebuilds Regensburg (Ratisbon) street by street, and you walk through it in your browser.
Historic Places, Rebuilt · City walk
Imperial Regensburg, 1250
Regensburg is at the height of its medieval prosperity in 1250, the richest city on the northern Danube where the Stone Bridge carries the great road east to Bohemia. Visitors will see the Roman Porta Praetoria and castra remains, compact patrician tower-houses, busy salt and iron wharves along the river, and merchants loading boats bound for Venice, Kyiv and towns of the Rhine.
36 scenes — 22 streets, squares and views, 14 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Regensburg as it stood in 1250 (“Regensburg”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Stadtamhof riverside
- 2. Steinerne Brücke east arch
- 3. Wurstkuchl by the bridge
- ↳ Boatmen's Hall · interior
- 4. Brückturm bridge tower
- ↳ Bridge Tower Gate Chamber · interior
- 5. Porta Praetoria
- 6. Castra Regina remains
- 7. Obere Bachgasse
- ↳ Goldsmith's Workshop · interior
- 8. Untere Bachgasse
- ↳ Dyers' Yard and Loft · interior
- 9. Schwanenplatz
- 10. Alte Kapelle
- ↳ Chapel of the Virgin · interior
- 11. Neupfarrplatz
- ↳ Cathedral Nave · interior
- 12. Altes Rathaus
- ↳ Council Chamber · interior
- 13. Bischofshof
- ↳ Bishop's Audience Hall · interior
- 14. Via Regia to Bohemia
- 15. Fischmarkt
- 16. Kaufhaus merchant hall
- ↳ Kaufhaus Trading Hall · interior
- 17. Burgstraße towers
- ↳ Tower Great Hall · interior
- 18. St. Emmeram
- ↳ Monastic Scriptorium · interior
- 19. Niedermünster
- ↳ Niedermünster Choir · interior
- 20. Obermünster
- 21. Salzstadel (salt wharf)
- ↳ Great Salt Vault · interior
- 22. Donauquai
- ↳ Wharfside Smithy Workshop · interior