Regensburg, Germany Port Reviews

More walking through a town that looks similar to the other towns. This was the day we had to change boats due to low water.

The local guide was extremely knowledgeable about the Jewish history of the town. She addressed the holocaust history respectfully. She also pointed out highlights in the town (ex: beer garden) so that we could explore them after the tour.

Taking a walking tour of this charming city should not be missed--so much history from Roman times to the present. The architecture is beautiful so it is a pleasure to walk along the narrow streets and window shop. Don't miss walking across the Stone Bridge.

Nice small city with fascinating history, great for wandering around in. Included excursion had lots of little interesting bits; we did the version with the added Jewish history.

Beautiful city, with tons to see and great shopping.

OMG another home run! Loved the walking tour but the city itself is another crown jewel. Could have/would have liked to spend two days there. Enjoyed going out on my own to walk the stone bridge, hit up the sausage shop, Drubba's. Incredible town. Guide was another A+. I'd have liked to have visited more places like dungeons in buildings etc ., had I more time. I want to go back and do Krems again.

Day 9 on the Grand European River Cruise. Regensburgh, Germany. We cruised up/down the Main-Danube Canal last night waking up in Regensburgh on the Danube. We were met with snow showers most of the morning. We took the 2 hour optional walking tour "Regensburgh and the Jewish Experience". It was a good tour but weather conditions made it less than perfect for some of the group. Weather did improve throughout the day. Went back into town several times. Our ship was in the last docking area so it was about a 15 minute walk to the old bridge.