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Walk Regensburg in 1750

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Historic Places, Rebuilt · City walk

The Perpetual Diet at Regensburg, 1750

Regensburg in 1750 is the permanent seat of the Holy Roman Empire’s Diet, a small medieval town crowded by envoys, post riders and river traffic. The walk follows the old Roman walls and the Danube quays into the town: you will see the Stone Bridge, the Old Town Hall where delegates dispute precedence, Thurn und Taxis’s post yards, the cathedral with its unfinished towers and the everyday markets and workshops that supply the assembly.

34 scenes — 22 streets, squares and views, 12 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Regensburg as it stood in 1750 (“Perpetual Diet of Regensburg”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Prüfening Hill View
  2. 2. Porta Praetoria
  3. 3. St. Emmeram's Abbey
  4. Abbey Chapter Hall · interior
  5. 4. Steinerne Brücke
  6. Bridge Chapel of the Holy Cross · interior
  7. 5. Brückturm (Bridge Tower)
  8. Bridge Tower Guardroom · interior
  9. 6. Wurstkuchl Sausage Kitchen
  10. Sausage Kitchen Hall · interior
  11. 7. Donauufer Quay
  12. Timber Raftmen's Warehouse · interior
  13. 8. Schwanenplatz
  14. 9. Obere Bachgasse
  15. 10. Untere Bachgasse
  16. 11. Neupfarrplatz
  17. 12. Dom St. Peter Forecourt
  18. Nave of St. Peter's Cathedral · interior
  19. 13. Bischofshof (Bishop's Court)
  20. Bishop's Audience Chamber · interior
  21. 14. Altes Rathaus Exterior
  22. Reichssaal of the Imperial Diet · interior
  23. 15. Rathausplatz
  24. 16. Kohlenmarkt (Coal Market)
  25. 17. Haidplatz Market
  26. 18. Palais Thurn und Taxis
  27. Thurn und Taxis State Room · interior
  28. 19. Thurn und Taxis Posthof
  29. Posthof Sorting Room · interior
  30. 20. Webergasse
  31. Weavers' Workshop · interior
  32. 21. Envoys' Quarter
  33. Envoys' Coffee House · interior
  34. 22. Petersberg Viewpoint