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Upper Palatinate

Arnulf's Square loop from Universität Regensburg

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Hiking trails & Routes

Germany

Bavaria

Upper Palatinate

Arnulf's Square loop from Universität Regensburg

Moderate

4.6

(30)

113

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Arnulf's Square loop from Universität Regensburg

04:02

15.4km

110m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 23, 2026

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4.33 km

Kramgasse (Regensburg Old Town)

Highlight • Historical Site

Once one of the largest cities in Germany, Regensburg still has a well-preserved old town center with well-preserved, worth-seeing buildings.

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4.73 km

View of the Stone Bridge (Steinerne Brücke)

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Under the Iron Bridge you also have a great view to the west of the Stone Bridge!

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6.05 km

Römer Tower (Heathen Tower), Regensburg

Highlight • Historical Site

The Roman Tower (also known as the "Heidenturm") in the old town of Regensburg dominates the cityscape on the Alter Kornmarkt with its massive block shape. The tower belonged to the ducal Palatinate and was connected to the ducal court to the south by a walk-in candle arch, which was removed in 1855 and reinstalled in a simple form in 1937/40.

The former fortified tower of the Palatinate, which is 28 meters high and 14 by 14 meters in plan, has walls 4 meters thick and could have been used as a place of refuge in the Carolingian era, but also as a treasury, mint or archive.

(de.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%B6merturm_(Regensburg))

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8.56 km

Arnulf's Square

Highlight • Historical Site

The Arnulfsplatz is located in the west of Regensburg's old town north of the Theater Regensburg. The square was first built in 1803 from a large previous square, after the architect Emanuel Herigoyen had completed the construction of a theater and society house on behalf of Prince-Primate Dalberg. Through the theater building, called the "New House", the previously existing, together with today's Bismarckplatz formed large total space was divided, and it created two seats. Today, six traffic routes open into Arnulfsplatz, to the north of the theater, along with a pedestrian passage to the theater venue Velodrom and the driveway to an underground car park. Despite the cramped road conditions, the Arnulfsplatz developed into a meeting place for several lines of bus transport, must also handle through traffic and therefore has despite the impressive peripheral buildings with town houses of the 17th to 19th centuries for pedestrians only a low quality of stay.

(Https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arnulfsplatz_%28Regensburg%29)

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9.39 km

Stone Bridge (Steinerne Brücke), Regensburg

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Next to the cathedral is the Stone Bridge the most famous landmark of Regensburg. The construction of the bridge was started in 1135 and thus the Stone Bridge is today the oldest completely preserved bridge in Germany. Meanwhile, it is reserved for pedestrians and especially on summer evenings here is a nice atmosphere.

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9.68 km

Brückenbasar Cafés and Restaurants

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Where the Stone Bridge meets the island of Stadtamhof, life pulsates at almost any time of the day. Some cafes, ice cream parlors and restaurants invite you to have a good time...

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