We are slowly making our way to the end of the Danube and stopped in Regensburg, Germany after arriving at 8:00 am. This is the first guided tour we didn’t enjoy and after 30 minutes of polite listening and cracked smiles at his little jokes, we whipped our ear pieces out of our ears and escaped. We wandered the town - a medieval town that escaped the bombing of WWII, stopping at St Peters Cathedral, a gothic church undergoing cleaning. These enormous structures are a huge responsibility for citizens to maintain.
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| Blue Danube in Regensburg |
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| Colourful houses common in Bavaria |
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| New Museum opening in May. Window of modern building reflects buildings across the street. |
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| St Peters Cathedral, considered Bavavia's best Gothic Church |
Looks like a really beautiful place. I love that museum with the window reflecting the building across the street.
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