Regensburg Tourist Information
From Regensburg, Germany

LEFT: Michael Kostka is an English- and French-speaking guide with Regensburg Tourist-Information who writes about local history.

Here's where to find more information about Regensburg before your trip and after you arrive:

Regensburg Tourist-Information
Alfred Helbrich ably manages the city of Regensburg's Fremdenverkehrsverein, which  has a great deal of English-language information on its Web site. You can get free brochures and maps at the Tourist-Information office in the Altes Rathaus (old city hall), which is on the Rathausplatz a few blocks west of the Cathedral.

Historic Highlights of Germany: Regensburg
Regensburg belongs to a tourist organization of 13 German cities that have been chosen for their "special charm, architectural brilliance and historic character." The organization's Regensburg pages offer a good introduction to "the best-preserved medieval city in Germany."

Frommer's Destinations: Regensburg
The guidebook publisher offers a handful of Regensburg pages from Frommer's Germany.

If you're interested in city planning and renovation, see:

Regensburg: Design of Streets and Squares
This informative article is from Planum: The European Journal of Planning Online.

Finally, don't miss my other Regensburg articles, which include:

• Document Neupfarrplatz

• Walhalla

• German Christmas Markets: Regensburg

• Hotel Münchner Hof

Also see: Regensburg photo gallery

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