Regensburg is a city in Bavaria on the banks of the Danube River. Whilst there are cities that impress you with a few monumental sights, there are cities like Regensburg, where almost every turn reveals another layer of history. Walking through its old town feels a little like stepping onto a film set: medieval towers rise above narrow lanes, grand patrician houses line atmospheric squares and the Danube flows swiftly beneath one of Europe’s great medieval bridges. Yet Regensburg isn’t simply a museum. Its historic centre is filled with cafés, restaurants and shops, giving the city an easy-going atmosphere that makes it a pleasure to explore. There are many things to do in Regensburg: you can spend a morning admiring Gothic architecture, stop for coffee in a lively square, wander along the Danube in the afternoon and finish the day with a hearty Bavarian meal and a local beer.
Keith Jenkins is a writer at various esteemed outlets including USA TODAY and NPR. He specializes in sports journalism, covering a wide range of topics from individual and team sports to international leagues and tournaments, as well as the business and broadcasting aspects of the sports industry. Keith's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the San Francisco Chronicle, FOX19 WXIX, and ESPN, showcasing his expertise in competitive sports and travel tourism.















