Weather in Regensburg. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Regensburg area

Map of Regensburg temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Regensburg area

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More to see in Regensburg

In the place where the Danube meets the Regen, lies a beautiful and old German city – Regensburg. Perhaps, no other city in Germany has such well-reserved medieval architecture and atmosphere of the past. Regensburg always cordially welcomes its guests, demonstrating its historical and cultural treasures, many of which are more than two millennia old. Every building has its history that is no less interesting than the past of the city in general. Consider staying in Regensburg for several days to get acquainted with the landmarks of not only the city but also its neighborhoods. The history of the city started yet in the Stone Age. Archaeological excavations proved that Celtic tribes lived here already in 400 BC. The first fortress in the region – Castra Regina – was built in 79 AD. Later, the fortress was transformed into a watchtower. In the second half of the 60s of the 2nd century AD, the tower was destroyed during the Marcomannic war. When the Roman army made the invaders leave, it restored the fortress. Soon after that, a settlement appeared near the stronghold. Starting from 500 AD and almost over the next three centuries, Regensburg was the seat of the Agilolfings, a noble family that ruled the Duchy of Bavaria. The last member of the family bent his knees to Charlemagne. In the 12th century, the city turned into the wealthiest settlement in Germany. Regensburg managed to establish commercial ties with France and Italy. In 1207, the ruling king granted … Read further

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Regensburg sightseeing

Would you like to visit a luxurious palace? In north-east Regensburg, on the bank of the picturesque Danube River, vacationers are welcome to visit the Royal villa. The gorgeous estate is located less than one kilometer from the Cathedral Square. The construction of the eye-catching estate started in 1854 and lasted two years. The result was worth the effort – the Royal villa is a magnificent palace that is a … Open

Climate in Germany and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Germany should be visited only for the sake of its unrestrained colorful holidays. In winter, before the start of the Lent, incredible costumed processions and street parties take place on the streets of major cities. Particularly amazing celebrations pass along the river Rhine. In April, tourists will enjoy the Walpurgis Night with numerous vampires and witches who will walk around all the mountain villages. From May to September, there is the Rhine in Flames festival in the settlements on the Rhine. In June, a parade of representatives of homosexuality is arranged in the largest cities of the country. In mid-July, there is a large-scale festival called the Parade of Love in the heart of Berlin. Under the open sky, thousands of tourists and local residents can enjoy electronic music played by the world's best performers. … Open

Atmosphere of Germany: religion and languages

In modern Germany, about 37% of the total population are Catholics. Protestants make out 35%; they include Evangelists and Baptists. About 20% of the population consider themselves believers, while they can not attribute themselves to any particular existing confession. About 10% in the country are atheists. Due to the increase in the number of migrants from Africa, other countries of Europe and the Middle East, a small percentage of the population professes Islam, Judaism and other foreign religions. Confessions in Germany have visible territorial distinctions. Thus, in the north and east of the country the evangelical religion prevails, and thanks to the influence of modern Europe, the number of atheists grows every year. … Open